I had a dog called Burp once ... he was just called Burp, not Burp once ... but I am surprised to hear of a mouse called Burp, mainly because mice, like horses, rabbits and others, do not vomit, hence there is slim chance of them burping.
Apart from that, is anyone going to talk about the elephant in the room ? By which I mean the size of that 'mouse' hole ?
You could almost walk a wombat through that hole.
And based on the fact that the mouse makes the hole to be a tight squeeze for him so as to keep larger animals out of his realm .... well, I'd hate to meet that 'mouse' on a dark backstreet on the shady side of town.
I had a dog called Burp once ... he was just called Burp, not Burp once ... but I am surprised to hear of a mouse called Burp, mainly because mice, like horses, rabbits and others, do not vomit, hence there is slim chance of them burping.
ReplyDeleteApart from that, is anyone going to talk about the elephant in the room ?
By which I mean the size of that 'mouse' hole ?
You could almost walk a wombat through that hole.
And based on the fact that the mouse makes the hole to be a tight squeeze for him so as to keep larger animals out of his realm .... well, I'd hate to meet that 'mouse' on a dark backstreet on the shady side of town.
L.O.L.
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