5 thoughts on “what.

  1. Anonymous

    Unless I was absolutely sure of the history of the mouse, (was it a lab mouse, wild mouse, or house mouse), chances are I would totally avoid touching that thing!!! Even if the thing is deceased and taxidermied, methinks some evil micro-organism could be lurking in there somewhere. Sorta remniscient of the Black Plaque…! I may be Bowman, but I still don’t like dead critters, unless they are 3D-Foam! Bowman

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  2. Anonymous

    Sounds like a VERY TWISTED version of a Dairy Queen….

    Question for you: IS THAT YOURS? If not, WOULD YOU OWN ONE???!!!

    Yeah, necessity is the mother of invention. And you can always build a better mousetrap. However, using a formerly living critter as a “mouse” somehow makes me wonder what else may be “formerly living” in the inventor’s house.

    “Norman, IS THAT YOU, Norman??” “Coming, Mother…”

    Bowman

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  3. The Canadian Cats

    hahaha….that mouse looks exactly like the presents I’ve been leaving for mom at the back door. Good taxidermy job. However, I don’t think we need stuffed ones here when we have the real ones. This year has been a marvelous year for mice…I never caught so many.
    Anonymous reply to you was hilarious…I’m still snickering.

    (((Shoko)))

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