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Could you hide, disguised as a seat?

A bit like this.
 

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Never mind you could always take a picture and send it to the Pacers Are Nice Trains Society. (P.A.N.T.S)
 

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I've been trying to cut a chipboard panel using a jigsaw; I couldn't finish the job because, wouldn't you know it, a piece of the jigsaw was missing.
 

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I've been trying to cut a chipboard panel using a jigsaw; I couldn't finish the job because, wouldn't you know it, a piece of the jigsaw was missing.

I've got a bit of sky from my Black and Decker jigsaw if you need it? Just print the picture, cut it out and screw it in.
 

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Just took the dog out for a walk. Here he is, what a good boy.
Who's a good boy? Are you a good boy? Ooh, yes you are.
When he stops to have a wee on a lamppost he almost pulls my arm out of its socket.
This is his 'Everyone beats me' face. It's very good for extracting titbits out of gullible people. On the rare occasion that it isn't working properly, he adjusts his feet and stares even harder at them. So hard in fact that it looks like steam's going to start coming out of his ears...
 

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Hm, turns out not such a good doggie after all. This mornings bin wreckage...
 

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There was a woman who put a cat in a wheelie bin a few years ago. It was on the news.
Just saying.
 

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I've often wondered about these "Adopt a Tiger/Lion/Leopard" schemes that zoos sometimes run. If they actually let you take the cat you adopt home, it would be fantastic. Imagine the door to door chuggers running back to their mates going "Don't go to that house, they set the cat on me"
 

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I've often wondered about these "Adopt a Tiger/Lion/Leopard" schemes that zoos sometimes run. If they actually let you take the cat you adopt home, it would be fantastic. Imagine the door to door chuggers running back to their mates going "Don't go to that house, they set the cat on me"

I used to think that you could take the animal home too.

Just imagine, one night the sponsor scheme delivered the pack, and you was disappointed with getting a stuffed teddy instead of the real thing. So next, you phoned them up;

"Hi, this is -insert random charity name here-, how may we help?"

"Well, um, I decided to sponsor your charity to adopt your animal, and instead, I got this sorry excuse of a teddy instead; who am I, 5?"

"We apologise for any inconvenience, perhaps you'd want to return it for another teddy"

"Sure! Hey, by the way, can I return it for the real thing instead?!"

"We're sorry, but by law, we don't allow wild pets to take residence in peoples houses"

"Well, f*ck the law" and you quickly hang up the phone.

Good negotiation practice! ;):lol:
 

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What does it do, wave a rent book? Actually I think house spiders (Tegenaria domestica) do earn their keep by eating a lot of less desirable creepy crawlies.

That's my take on it and also why I only charge rent to things like flies, snails and The Pet Shop Boys.
 

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Speaking of which, I've got a snail (I think it's a snail, although I've never actually seen it), that lives behind a very heavy unmovable bookshelf and only comes out at night to motor around the front room and kitchen leaving it's trails everywhere, this has gone on for years and it's extraordinary how much distance the thing can cover.
 
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