Goose! / myLot

United States

April 5, 2016 10:11am CST

I'm sitting here, responding to a comment and suddenly my mouse goes wandering up the screen... What on Earth? I look down and there's a tail sticking out from behind the little set of drawers I have under my desk. I yank on my mouse and Rygel comes out from there. Cats! I can't WAIT until I can evict them from the front room with the new screen door!

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Koalemos

@Asylum (47893)

• Manchester, England

5 Apr 16

Well we all know that cats love playing with mice.

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Koalemos

@Asylum (47893)

• Manchester, England

5 Apr 16

@ElicBxn Just as long as the same does not happen to your computer mouse.

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Koalemos

@Asylum (47893)

• Manchester, England

5 Apr 16

@ElicBxn So your mouse bites back.

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ElicBxn

@ElicBxn (63755)

• United States

5 Apr 16

@Asylum I've had one pull it off the keyboard tray by yanking on the cord, but when it almost hit him, it scared him and he's never done it again.

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marguicha

@marguicha (225020)

• Chile

5 Apr 16

Both of my daughters have a mouse with no cord. Maybe I should buy one of those, I say. But not while the old one is working.

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ElicBxn

@ElicBxn (63755)

• United States

5 Apr 16

I've steered away from cordless mice because I don't want to be replacing batteries. Besides, with the cord attached, the brats can only chase it so far!

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ElicBxn

@ElicBxn (63755)

• United States

6 Apr 16

@marguicha yep, human or feline kids are often brats... heck there are even canine brats.... I've got one!

marguicha

@marguicha (225020)

• Chile

5 Apr 16

@ElicBxn Your brats are cats, mine are called grandkids

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marcyaz

@Marcyaz (35316)

• United States

5 Apr 16

lol lol they will do that and you just never know when it will happen.

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marcyaz

@Marcyaz (35316)

• United States

5 Apr 16

@ElicBxn That is hard when the roomie lets them in and you want them out.

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ElicBxn

@ElicBxn (63755)

• United States

5 Apr 16

I'm trying to keep them out of the front room. Pretty hard when the roomie feels sorry for them and will actually open the door!

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Patsie Hatley

@Hatley (163773)

• Garden Grove, California

5 Apr 16

ah gee whiz they were just trying to get that mouse lol lol

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ElicBxn

@ElicBxn (63755)

• United States

5 Apr 16

I don't know, he was yanking on the cord, not even with his mouth or paws, but just by being back there!

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@allknowing (141016)

• India

6 Apr 16

I would love it if any of my pets did it. At the moment I only have Preiti our dog and she I suppose could not be playing around up here (lol)

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ElicBxn

@ElicBxn (63755)

• United States

6 Apr 16

I don't really know why he was prowling like that yesterday. He was all over most of the day.

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Erica Baker

@Bunny28 (190)

• Lillington, North Carolina

6 Apr 16

Haha that's funny they can play and hide in some of the most inconvenient places in the home if they don't have anything to confine them.

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ElicBxn

@ElicBxn (63755)

• United States

6 Apr 16

Very true, and they are often ready to run where you don't want them at the drop of a hat.

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ElicBxn

@ElicBxn (63755)

• United States

6 Apr 16

@Bunny28 or they bark so loud you can't talk to the person at the door.

Erica Baker

@Bunny28 (190)

• Lillington, North Carolina

6 Apr 16

@ElicBxn yes and with bigger animals like dogs its even worse like when they hear the door and they go being nosy to see who it is at the door and you almost trip over them.

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