For Mundane Monday # 184, my theme is rats.
Any sort of rat. You dirty rat. Rats, this is not working.
The photograph is a pet rat. He is gone now, moved on to another plane. In memorium. He was very sweet.
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This rat is a cutie! I’ve heard from other sources too that they make good pets. I had a boss who used to say “rats!” a lot. It should be used more as an exclamation, like “Holy Smackers!”
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