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15-inch rat burrows through concrete to make a home in a Swedish family's kitchen.



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Quote:Rats are beings just like us. I feel sorry for the slow death of this one caused by arrogant "kill,kiil,kill" humans who probably dont know a darn thing about rats and how nice they are. They make great companions and wild ones only live for between 12-18 months. I would have left some food somewhere for him and let him be part of the family.

Fuck that shit, I have mini-crossbow - I'd be hunting that little monster rat down like slick fuck that he is.

Although, I hear that rats love to lap up beer and drink it till they have to puke, but have no reflex for puking, so they choke to death. That appeals to the alcoholic in me.

I'd be sitting across the room, watching him drink his doom. "Yeah, that booze feels good going down, let's see how it feels coming back up you ballsy rodent."

All that being said, finding one of these fucks would definitely send shivers up my spine. Creeps me out.

What would you do if one of these monster rats wormed their way into your kitchen or home?

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The Daily Mail, source of all news worth knowing.

That's a big rat. A Norway Rat in Sweden or some third world immigrant banana rat?

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(03-27-2014 03:22 AM)2Wycked Wrote:  What would you do if one of these monster rats wormed their way into your kitchen or home?

I would gladly use this pleasant outlet for my hunter instincts. Hunt it down and destroy with passion. Take photos and contact a taxidermist. Show it to any woman who visits my place shamelessly.

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Random trivia:

The supporters of AIK Solna (the local football team there) are nicknamed "Gnagare" (rodents). Fans of rival football teams call them "råttor" (rats).

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That rat really lifts though!

Quote:However, when the family checked, the trap was gone. The rat was so powerful that it had carried the trap with it, snapped around its neck.

If that doesn't inspire you in any way to get big, I don't know what to say!

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I have no place for rodents in my home, they are removed by any means that is expedient at the time.

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Quote:‘It was the biggest rat I have ever seen, and it looked like it was in good shape as the fur was nice,’ he added.

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I can't stand those squeaky bastards!

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I always expect Bert to be in that gif Roosh.

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Another variation

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Rats could grow to size of sheep in future.

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