LATEST MOAN FROM YOU AND ME - 2021

Well the doc's that i've seen were breaking cv rules in the last lock down, they mite not want to see any one in which they spread cv

Lots of work is being done near by which now has upset the rat famiy and has come to see me

 

I agree it's gone on long enough and needs to be sorted out

Personally I can't understand why lots of things haven't gone back to normal, not just medical, it's as if nobody is working like they used to.
I think it's partly down to covid being the excuse for shoddy services for so long it's now become the norm.

I had a bit of furlough when it started so can't complain, but I think there is also an element of not wanting to get back into the groove after some people were on it for a fair few months.

 

Thank you Lem. It is a pity it happened later in life, old bones with Osteoporosis and all that, but I am making lots of lemonade!
I am always graceful ... I am a Taurus ...

 

Couldn’t have put it better myself Pete, very true

 

Got the same problem, a neighbour is having work done, drainage and sewer pipe, it has disturbed my dreaded enemy, I hate rats, shot a couple in the last week

 

Cop 26.
Just heard they have made some headway and for the first time fossil fuel has been mentioned.

Are they seriously saying that in the 25 previous meetings they have not made a reference to fossil fuel

 

They'll be saying the same things during the next 26 too

 

I wonder who pays for all this.
Don't tell me.

 

Hooo if only it was rats here.....
These charmers invade our agrilac every year. I trapped and disposed of 9 this summer. The orange bit on the photo is its front teeth! They take on and kill or maim small dogs

 

Their horrible, no sleep for me tonight, I’ll have nightmares

 

What are they?

 

Looks like a Beaver.

 

Coypu, I think; they were introduced into the UK and farmed for their fur (nutria). Originally from South America. They became a major pest in the fens after the second world war; eating potatoes and sugar beet and digging holes in the sea banks and dykes weakening the flood defences. There was a determined effort to eradicate them and the coypu was considered to be eradicated in 1989.
Apparently they are edible and are reared for meat in Uzbekistan, taste between pork and turkey.

 

Yes, coypu (or ragondin in French). The adults grow to a metre long and weigh up to 10kgs.
It's a standing joke amongst my neighbours that I should be making pâté from my catches. Can't somehow fancy using meat that's been swimming around in green water