Little things that bring a smile to your face

[speedlolita]

I suspect foul play here..

[nakamura]

She made 2/3 of that before I took over. Pretty impressive!

[booth83]

Cool.



There were two end credit scenes? I didn't know that.

Yea, won't spoil the first one as that's the setup for the next film, but the second end scene is just the heroes sat in a restaurant eating schwarma, looking not too impressed and not saying a word.

[randombs]

Breakbot's new album. It's like a bar of chocolate, only better

[BaronSqwelch]

Presume that's all marked truthfully though yeah?

No...its never urgent. I have plenty in stock already!

[charlesr]

Kudos

['Press Start']

Found my Nintendo DS. Now for Castlevania: Order of Eccleisa.

[ETC]

Get her on "the cube" Nakamura
you ccould make a fortune

[randombs]

We've got a mouse at the flat. Cute litte fella, was watching me play piano for a while before nipping into the kitchen behind the fridge. Gonna have to get a trap tomorrow, then...

[noobish hat]

I don't buy mousetraps, I build them myself. That's manplan.

[charlesr]

Make sure you put the trap around the edge of the room near the fridge and put a box on the "towards the middle of the room" side so that it can't nick the chocolate from the edge, i.e. it has to walk on the trigger to get to it.

[charlesr]

Also, how did it get in? Look for holes e.g. cable routes in the loft or drainage pipework exits.

[randombs]

I'll check that stuff tonight but no idea so far how he got in(tempted to say 'because it's London' ).

He appeared near the staircase but headed towards the fridge on his own so I think he was exploring because there was hardly any movement in the flat last night.

The fridge is next to the water/gas pipes so I think there might be gaps between them and the holes in the floor which I'll block up.

@noobish: What kinds of traps? I was thinking of tying the Dreamcast on a string above some food. BAM!

[QualityChimp]

You'll have to gauge the mouse situation carefully, Billy.

In your ongoing quest to pull your flatmates, you don't want to scare them by showing them a mouse that you've hammered flat, or squeal as you jump on the sofa in terror. Some kind of middle-ground is needed.

I say trap it humanely and take it to the park and release it. Or at least tell them you're releasing it and then take it to a pet shop and feed it to some snakes.

[randombs]

Funny you say that, cos I told this girl I'm ga-ga over about it, completely forgetting she told me only three days ago how she hates all rodents and rodent-type things(even rabbits. RABBITS). She said she's not coming back to the flat again until it's a guaranteed mouse-free zone.

And here I was couting my blessings living in a spider-free place. What I wouldn't do to swap that cute little git for an eight-legged freak right about now

I wouldn't wanna kill it anyway, I'd have nightmares. Pet shop would be hilarious. Even more hilarious would be to keep him as a secret pet!

Also, they and about six others have already heard me squeal. I was cooking ramen for everyone last weekend and spilt some of the boiling hot soup on my hand

Here's a pic of the little fella, enhanced Super Troopers-style: