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looking out me window this morning over the road a rat is feeding in me nighbours bird feeder the PHEASANT TYPE any way as a good nighbour on me way past i stops hes out cutting his hedge , you have rats bud it ran under you car and jumped up i the engine comparment says me , oh its ok says he there here all the while there field rats not sewer rats their not vermin :icon_eek: i feed them he says :icon_eek:

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Saying rats arn,t vermin is the same as saying Lab dosn,t take it up the wrongun , or Stewie dosn,t like a drink , or Whin makes sense ,or Scot would live in Bradford etc etc

...Is this first time someone has got the hump on here because there piss take thread was ruined by some educational discussion...... Quality!!!!

Maybe you should explain to him that even if they are 'field' rats they still carry Leptospirosis and he could die if he accidently puts his hand where it has pissed then eats something without washin

Maybe you should explain to him that even if they are 'field' rats they still carry Leptospirosis and he could die if he accidently puts his hand where it has pissed then eats something without washing his hands: only the other year a bloke died from Lepto after eating his sandwiches which he'd placed on top of a barrel where rats had been.

 

http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/Leptospirosis/Pages/Introduction.aspx

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dont quote me on this but i remember reading rats piss constantly and 30% of rats carry lepto so if you put your hand down on rat piss theres roughly a 1 in 3 chance of comming into contact with lepto, also please explain that feeding vermin is against the law :laugh:

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Ha.. Must be the area mate, :yes: my neighbours were very much the same when they first moved in and started feeding the birdys. Fecking rats everywhere and when I went round to tell 'em the error of their ways they becond me in to a pitch black house with the family perched in the kitchen watching them feed an play in the garden, they thought thats what living in the country was all about.. wildlife!!

Anyways after a 'strong' word or two an a loan of my crappy airgun to their keen 17 year old. He shot one, they stopped feedin 'em and then asked me about getting a dog. A tidy lurcher was obtained and we've gone on to giving the local critters a fair bit of excercise and now my daughter can play happily in a rodent free garden... :thumbs:

Moral of the story GTE, get yer neighbour a terrier...!!! :laugh:

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Maybe you should explain to him that even if they are 'field' rats they still carry Leptospirosis and he could die if he accidently puts his hand where it has pissed then eats something without washing his hands: only the other year a bloke died from Lepto after eating his sandwiches which he'd placed on top of a barrel where rats had been.

 

http://www.nhs.uk/co...troduction.aspx

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Ha.. Must be the area mate, :yes: my neighbours were very much the same when they first moved in and started feeding the birdys. Fecking rats everywhere and when I went round to tell 'em the error of their ways they becond me in to a pitch black house with the family perched in the kitchen watching them feed an play in the garden, they thought thats what living in the countr think y was all about.. wildlife!!

Anyways after a 'strong' word or two an a loan of my crappy airgun to their keen 17 year old. He shot one, they stopped feedin 'em and then asked me about getting a dog. A tidy lurcher was obtained and we've gone on to giving the local critters a fair bit of excercise and now my daughter can play happily in a rodent free garden... :thumbs:

Moral of the story GTE, get yer neighbour a terrier...!!! :laugh:

think some one local has terriers :whistling:
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