Reader JB, sent in a picture and her experiences with this particular mousetrap…
JB writes:
Mouse eventually got caught using my home baked choc chip cookie in trap. However new fangled traps not good for an extra large mouse…very distressing night. Woke with banging and loud squeaking to find mouse had been caught by trap which was on my kitchen bench and its struggling caused trap to move along bench and off the end on to floor resulting in mouse running around my kitchen with trap on its head. Very disturbing night. Scott got it outside and released trap to allow a mouse to slowly walk off with a crooked neck! All this at midnight last week! Not good! It was an extremely large mouse though. Guess the moral of the story is to use the old fashioned traps which were not available in our Woolies though!
So, the mouse ran off with a crick neck (right-leaning) and was last seen in the marginal seat of Lilley.
All things considered, this is probably a good metaphor for the ALP’s 2010 federal election campaign — mistaking man for mouse. Julia, you’ll need a bigger trap to catch Tony and you might need reader JB’s recipe for choc chip cookies…
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Mouse in need of a chiropractor & ALP in need of a bigger trap.
Reader JB, sent in a picture and her experiences with this particular mousetrap…
JB writes:
So, the mouse ran off with a crick neck (right-leaning) and was last seen in the marginal seat of Lilley.
All things considered, this is probably a good metaphor for the ALP’s 2010 federal election campaign — mistaking man for mouse. Julia, you’ll need a bigger trap to catch Tony and you might need reader JB’s recipe for choc chip cookies…
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