#141

ah fuck, that’s annoying. stupid cats. got to be carefull with yanking it out though, as any bits that drop off can grow another whole plant. found that out the hard way when i strimmed some and now it’s all in the lawn :slightly_frowning_face:

apparently vinegar can work instead of weedkiller, could be a cat friendly way to get rid?

#142

what’s your favourite rodent?

and don’t say capybara!

#143

Red tail squirrel’s are wonderful. Gopher’s can get right to hell.

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#144

My weedy driveway says this is bullshit

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#145

Pigmy shrew

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#146

ProCo RAT

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#147

you mean these guys?

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#148

Look at those ear’s!

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#149

vinegar will just kill everything I guess? apparently WD40 works well (but the cats will probably lick that too). it’s also under the concrete so definitely a problem that’s bigger than we’re gonna be able to manage as tenants. fuck it, you’ve convinced me to not bother, thanks jamos

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#150

If I’m not allowed to say capybara I’d say my next favourite rodent is a guinea pig, love their little faces :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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#151

Not sure that’s how cooking works

#152

Is a beaver a rodent? Looks like one, they are pretty sweet.

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#153

yeah they seem lovely

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#154

Guess who’s off tomorrow and Friday.

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#155

“When guinea pigs are excited they might ‘Popcorn’. This is when they jump up in the air and often do a little twist too.”

aww I hope to see this one day

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#156

@pervo please confirm

#157

Englebert Humperdinke

#158

Sounds good, I may well try that next time

#159

I’m not sure of the exact connotation of this comment but I like it.

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#160

How does one excite a Guinea Pig?