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Am I being unreasonable?
Mr Hamble keeps looking in the fridge.
We have doors and fans to keep cool if I need to go in the fridge legitimately straight after him the door is welded shut.
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
Mr Hamble keeps looking in the fridge.
We have doors and fans to keep cool if I need to go in the fridge legitimately straight after him the door is welded shut.
Probably raiding the ice-pops!
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
Mr Hamble keeps looking in the fridge.
We have doors and fans to keep cool if I need to go in the fridge legitimately straight after him the door is welded shut.
Is he looking in the fridge because he's hungry, because he's not really hungry but mooching, or deliberately leeching the cold out of there?
The first two are forgivable, the third not so much. I'd fashion a severed head out of something and leave it in there.
We've got the spa on cool. I'm in and out the water like a student's teabag.
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Originally Posted by
The PNP
Probably raiding the ice-pops!
All fridge no freezer.
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Originally Posted by
Toodles McGinty
Is he looking in the fridge because he's hungry, because he's not really hungry but mooching, or deliberately leeching the cold out of there?
The first two are forgivable, the third not so much. I'd fashion a severed head out of something and leave it in there.
We've got the spa on cool. I'm in and out the water like a student's teabag.
Deliberate act of instant self gratification!
That's an idea.
Might try a rubber bat for topical incident this week.
I found a real baby one asleep in the downstairs bathroom floor.
It is quite weird being given instructions on how to best repatriate
a bat out the front door from a person hiding in another room.
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
Deliberate act of instant self gratification!
That's an idea.
Might try a rubber bat for topical incident this week.
I found a real baby one asleep in the downstairs bathroom floor.
It is quite weird being given instructions on how to best repatriate
a bat out the front door from a person hiding in another room.
Aw, a baby bat. I wouldn't have known what to do with it, apart from keep the cat away.
What did you do with it? I suppose I'd have stuck it in bushes or something.
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Originally Posted by
Toodles McGinty
Aw, a baby bat. I wouldn't have known what to do with it, apart from keep the cat away.
What did you do with it? I suppose I'd have stuck it in bushes or something.
I thought it was a leaf and tried to pick up recoiling at the rubbery feel.
Only when it spread its wings I realised it was a bat.
I used spider tactics (carton and cardboard slider)put it on a planter outside as a bush was too far to negotiate with the flimsy transport and doorstep plus I was shoeless.
We kept checking out of the door but that set off the security light.
Eventually it was gone.
We think it came in through the garage which opens into a room next door the bathroom/utility room.
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haha bats aplenty were i am they love dog food along with myhedgehogs much to mishys dismay..but hey get aload of chill out drinks in for him ,oh an look at this way to.its partly your faualt to,since yer got those bikes your probably looking tooo hot in that lycra,buns.X
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
Mr Hamble keeps looking in the fridge.
We have doors and fans to keep cool if I need to go in the fridge legitimately straight after him the door is welded shut.
No you ae not being ureasonable. Buy him a garden jacuzzi and throw loads of ice in it.
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
I thought it was a leaf and tried to pick up recoiling at the rubbery feel.
Only when it spread its wings I realised it was a bat.
I used spider tactics (carton and cardboard slider)put it on a planter outside as a bush was too far to negotiate with the flimsy transport and doorstep plus I was shoeless.
We kept checking out of the door but that set off the security light.
Eventually it was gone.
We think it came in through the garage which opens into a room next door the bathroom/utility room.
I hope you took great care in handling the bat.
A few years ago I took my daughter to a bat spotting event at Hesketh Park one evening. It was a fascinating night. The bloke running it had a bat detector and he identified about 3 different types and showed us the differences between them.
During the talk he warned us never to try and handle a bat because of a disease some of them carry called European Bat Lyssaviruses (EBLV). It’s very similar to rabies and can be fatal for humans.
https://www.bats.org.uk/about-bats/b...ats-and-rabies
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Originally Posted by
jamyramy
haha bats aplenty were i am they love dog food along with myhedgehogs much to mishys dismay..but hey get aload of chill out drinks in for him ,oh an look at this way to.its partly your faualt to,since yer got those bikes your probably looking tooo hot in that lycra,buns.X
Do bats play dead jamy?
A couple of summers ago we found one on the balcony it looked dead I gave it some water to drink it perked up and flew off after a while.
We house our drinks in the old(bit small) fridge under kitchen counter when we got a free standing tall fridge.
He's guilty.
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Originally Posted by
donkey22
I hope you took great care in handling the bat.
A few years ago I took my daughter to a bat spotting event at Hesketh Park one evening. It was a fascinating night. The bloke running it had a bat detector and he identified about 3 different types and showed us the differences between them.
During the talk he warned us never to try and handle a bat because of a disease some of them carry called European Bat Lyssaviruses (EBLV). It’s very similar to rabies and can be fatal for humans.
https://www.bats.org.uk/about-bats/b...ats-and-rabies
Scary!
I am careful.
We have also had bat droppings on the recycle bins lined up under the eaves of the house.
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No you ae not being ureasonable. Buy him a garden jacuzzi and throw loads of ice in it.
I believe in positive encouragement.
It worked with *biscuitgate*.
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