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« on: January 22, 2018, 0357 UTC »
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Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie: Practical Mind Control Protection for Paranoids Paperback
Havahart Animal Trap
They got me pegged as a tin Hatter. I'm kind of paranoid about that. It goes on to say it's "the definitive guide to brain shielding" ......so, I clicked it .
It appears to contain tips on how to best mold it for maximizing attenuation
The animal trap thing though is wrong. Only once did we trap a raccoon because it destroyed our veges , and even broke down some fencing after we gave it a one free shot in hope for redemption.
We received negative comments on neighborhood social media because we left it in the cage near city right of way and called animal control. It was a hot day and I'm sure they saw the umbrella we put over the cage, but didn't get credit for the water bowl.
They take it to the woods and let it go or bother someone else , so we didn't feel any remorse.
Later we found out a lady down the street was feeding it for some years and considered it a pet. She went out of town and I guess the thing rampaged for food. Unfortunate incident I'd like to forget, but apparently they heard about it down at Amazon
Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie: Practical Mind Control Protection for Paranoids Paperback
Havahart Animal Trap
They got me pegged as a tin Hatter. I'm kind of paranoid about that. It goes on to say it's "the definitive guide to brain shielding" ......so, I clicked it .
It appears to contain tips on how to best mold it for maximizing attenuation
The animal trap thing though is wrong. Only once did we trap a raccoon because it destroyed our veges , and even broke down some fencing after we gave it a one free shot in hope for redemption.
We received negative comments on neighborhood social media because we left it in the cage near city right of way and called animal control. It was a hot day and I'm sure they saw the umbrella we put over the cage, but didn't get credit for the water bowl.
They take it to the woods and let it go or bother someone else , so we didn't feel any remorse.
Later we found out a lady down the street was feeding it for some years and considered it a pet. She went out of town and I guess the thing rampaged for food. Unfortunate incident I'd like to forget, but apparently they heard about it down at Amazon
