Quote from JO53PHS :

Isn't there some way of getting the air con unit open??

I don't have this problem because I don't have air con

OMG SLEET SHOWERS ON MONDAY

Yay its sort of near to snow

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=3232

Lol, we had snow last week... Water particles froze around the smog from factories and car exhausts, and fell down like snow... Eww!

Once we had snow in APRIL here in the UK

This countrys weather is messed up

PPl who get snow on Xmas day are so lucky, mind you I did have snow on Boxing day once... near enough

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We had once mouse behind electric board (thing that has all fuses) and it was several days of weird noises, then nothing, after few weeks fuse did blew and awful smell came, poor creature had found himself trapped and decided to make suicide by biting electric cables before starving to death.

sorry but I cant help laughing at that. I have this image of the mouse wive, and the kids still waiting for papa mouse to come home. (or I'm i just slightly twisted)

Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

sorry but I cant help laughing at that. I have this image of the mouse wive, and the kids still waiting for papa mouse to come home. (or I'm i just slightly twisted)

Twisted.

Quote from sgt.flippy :

Twisted.

cheers, I'll see the shrink tomorrow.

Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

cheers, I'll see the shrink tomorrow.

Go see Hawkeye.


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Quote from sgt.flippy :

Go see Hawkeye.


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No, I'll see Sidney Freedman, Hawkeye probably drunk with BJ in the swamp.








Damn I need to get a life

Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

No, I'll see Sidney Freedman, Hawkeye probably drunk with BJ in the swamp.

Damn I need to get a life

Me too, but they're hard to come by...

You can also see Seinfeld.

I think it might be an army of highly intelligent FUNNEL WEB SPIDERS that have caught a mouse family, and are holding the mummy mouse and baby mouses hostage, forcing the daddy mouse to scurry about in your aircon, until you have taken so much of the noise that you will take it apart to have a look...




Then they will get you!!!

Start running now!!!

This might sound like a stupid suggestion, but have you tried switching it off? If the noise stops when it's off I would suggest it's probably a mechanical noise rather than organic

Also, check the outside of the building where the A/C connects. If there's not a hole there large enough for an animal, it's pretty unlikely to be an animal!
Rats and mice can make themselves pretty flat, but you'd probably have heard that squeaking in there before the rattling. If it's a rodent you'll need to get it out before it stinks the place up. The other option would be a spider, but if it's rattling then it's already dead so I wouldn't worry about it

Quote from Dajmin :

This might sound like a stupid suggestion, but have you tried switching it off? If the noise stops when it's off I would suggest it's probably a mechanical noise rather than organic

You are a genius!

Quote from Bladerunner :

I think it might be an army of highly intelligent FUNNEL WEB SPIDERS that have caught a mouse family, and are holding the mummy mouse and baby mouses hostage, forcing the daddy mouse to scurry about in your aircon, until you have taken so much of the noise that you will take it apart to have a look...




Then they will get you!!!

Start running now!!!

It's mommy, not mummy, had me puzzled for a while

Quote from sgt.flippy :

It's mommy, not mummy, had me puzzled for a while

No, we are British, and because mummy sounds nicer than mommy that is what we use.

Quote from P5YcHoM4N :

No, we are British, and because mummy sounds nicer than mommy that is what we use.

But mummy is this, no?

Quote from JTbo :

But mummy is this, no?

That's what I mean...
It seriously is mommy, not mummy

Quote from sgt.flippy :

That's what I mean...
It seriously is mommy, not mummy

mummy1 noun (mummies) chiefly Brit 1 a child's word for mother. 2 a term used to address or refer to one's own mother. Often shortened to mum. N Amer equivalent mommy.
ETYMOLOGY: 18c: originally a dialect alteration of mama.

mummy2 noun (mummies) especially in ancient Egypt: a human or animal corpse (with the internal organs removed), preserved with embalming spices and bandaged, in preparation for burial.
ETYMOLOGY: 15c: from French mumie, from Arabic and Persian mumiya, from Persian mum wax.

Quote from P5YcHoM4N :

mummy1 noun (mummies) chiefly Brit 1 a child's word for mother. 2 a term used to address or refer to one's own mother. Often shortened to mum. N Amer equivalent mommy.
ETYMOLOGY: 18c: originally a dialect alteration of mama.

mummy2 noun (mummies) especially in ancient Egypt: a human or animal corpse (with the internal organs removed), preserved with embalming spices and bandaged, in preparation for burial.
ETYMOLOGY: 15c: from French mumie, from Arabic and Persian mumiya, from Persian mum wax.

Go away!


Walking dictionairy... Now look up "mommy".

So mummy is mother and very ancient person?

OP: let us know as soon as you smell something.

Yes it seems odd but thats how it is

The reason you think its mommy is because the americans are cheeky enough to steal a language and change it aswell.

MUMMY NOT MOMMY

This language is English, language of English people, so speak it properly if your going to speak it.

Quote from JO53PHS :

Yes it seems odd but thats how it is

The reason you think its mommy is because the americans are cheeky enough to steal a language and change it aswell.

MUMMY NOT MOMMY

This language is English, language of English people, so speak it properly if your going to speak it.

If i'd type it, I'd actually type mummy to be honest. But when I read the text, I didn't get it at first, because I thought it was the ancient skeleton. So technically, mommy would be better to avoid confusion

I think you are Englishmen from England's England

Well technically, mommy is wrong.

Why do americans spell it mommy - they don't say mommy

I think what they say sounds more like MWAĀUM

And yes I am an English man from England's England

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I think you are Englishmen from England's England

I'm from Belgium, you fin, fine, finner, finn

Quote from sgt.flippy :

I'm from Belgium, you fin, fine, finner, finn

Are you sure you are from real Belgium? They made Volvos there, I'm pretty sure of