Much is explained, if Pat R. is a librarian. They are THE MOST FUN people. But don't play Trivial Pursuit with them unless you're playing teams and the librarian is on your team.

Nathen, you said the war was over, so everybody went home. (Or to the Church.)

Yes, Pat is a Librarian, but usually librarians don't get called "Most Fun People"--my kids always roll their eyes and say, "Mommmmm, you're a librarian who quilts!" (As if they couldn't think of anything more borrrrrring!!!)

I have actually NO idea how to explain Donald Duck, but do you recall ever seeing him fly?

Edited 'cause I couldn't spell this early in the morning.

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Ah, Pat, but I know the "secret" about librarians that the general public isn't supposed to know. I hung out with several librarians in Austin in the '70s. They can be quite the party animals, besides knowing all the best stuff (or how to find it)!

Librarians don't mind breaking the rules because they like it when the judge throws the book at them. Strange, but true.(Am I in the wrong thread?)<img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/biggrin.gif" width=15 height=15>

I have had a libary card for almost fifty years now, maybe I should maybe get around to the adult section but those picture books are such fun.

Mouse War update, I thought I may have seen a shadow last night, that may have been a mouse or at least it could have been a mouse ghost, (my house has ghosts), so should I redeploy the traps, maybe go with peanut butter this time to catch any that were missed last time.

Nathen, a photo of one of your mice made it to the Internet. I have a copy, but I can't send it through arlonet e-mail; no way to attach. I'll figure something out--will keep you posted.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Ceashel:

Nathen, a photo of one of your mice made it to the Internet. I have a copy, but I can't send it through arlonet e-mail; no way to attach. I'll figure something out--will keep you posted.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

You can e-mail it to me at
trash@preferred.com
in fact I can also e-mail pictures to anyone interested if they e-mail me first then I can e-mail them back.

ghost mice are harder to catch

Nathen, thanks! The photo is on its way to you. It just HAS to be one of yours, from what you've said about them. Please let us know if you recognize the mouse, and what its name is. Inquiring minds want to know.

If this thread gets any more stupid than it already is, it might just run for president.
And, with the current trend in Washington D.C., it would probably win.

This is a very serious discussion on the merits of using peanut butter to catch ghost mice, what could be stupid regarding that?

Ok, it's official now.The next step is we need to chose a running mate for this thread.

Mooses Come Walking, of course! The Mice and the Mooses--what a ticket! More braincell there than in the White House now.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Ceashel:

Mooses Come Walking, of course! The Mice and the Mooses--what a ticket! More braincell there than in the White House now.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

It would never work. One must RUN for office and the moose will only walk and then only to get to the other side of the road.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Ceashel:

More braincell there than in the White House now.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Not so fast there, Ceashel.

Spot seems to display somewhat of an impressive level of
intelligence and what about the braincell that formerly occupied the White House? Did somebody say... mice?

Mooses & Mice--the old M&M ticket--who wouldn't vote for chocolate?!? <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/smile.gif" width=15 height=15>