Why not just break it's neck?

Just in case you want to do this with a person use a disposable nitrogen canister, carbon dioxide is one of the more painful ways

hmm a bite on the finger = gassed

punishment doesn't seem to fit the crime

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It almost severed her ear, my dude

If the rat jews out, seems appropriate to me

@Sdeck37 because putting myself in close physical contact with a known aggressive rat is a bad idea

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Dunno how aggressive she actually was in the end

I'm surprised none of y'all have made bantz about me keeping rats and having a disorganized house being connected

Or it?

Tbh I don't care, I've dealt with catched mice and rats mostly with the water bucket method. Admittly there's nothing human in that.

She. We named her Petra

Her sister rat, Ender, got sick and died a few months before

No Rat = female by default in German. That was my thinking.

Rats only live like, 2 years under perfect conditions

If I catch a bucket full of rats I suppose two barrels of birdshot would be more humane than water now I think of it

Then again that is a waste of a perfectly good bucket

Cut a wooden circle to fit, place it on top, then stomp

>wasting bullets on rats

>shotgun shells

It wouldnt be sporting otherwise.

>bullets

Choose one

A shotgun is like many tiny bullets

Matthew, still sounds messy to clean after

Hose it out

I would simply bury the bucket

I still think water is superior by default

It is but I am not comfortavle with it

But then you'd grow a rat tree

Maybe a two teir containing nitrogen at the bottom

What's a rat tree?

One breath and sudden loss of consciousness

Anne Frank's genealogy

Siiiigh, euros are so dumb sometimes

@johnfrum heeyoooo

Should've crucified the rat to let it die a martyr's death

Isn't there a picture of a crucified mouse?

Martyrs die in many ways