Yes.
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Link to the author and the rest of the comic:
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AwesomeLowlanderreplied to [email protected] last edited by
Imagine just how much damage rodents and tiny wildlife could do if they were intelligent.
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[email protected]replied to AwesomeLowlander last edited by
Or insects, if you want to read Worm
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AwesomeLowlanderreplied to [email protected] last edited by
Oh yeah, it's a great, if extremely gross, read.
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[email protected]replied to AwesomeLowlander last edited by
That's a good warning
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Meanwhile, inside:
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Or just Animorphs.
Ants will kill us all if they were any bigger.
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The Country
Billy CollinsI wondered about you
when you told me never to leave
a box of wooden, strike-anywhere matches
lying around the house because the micemight get into them and start a fire.
But your face was absolutely straight
when you twisted the lid down on the round tin
where the matches, you said, are always stowed.Who could sleep that night?
Who could whisk away the thought
of the one unlikely mouse
padding along a cold water pipebehind the floral wallpaper
gripping a single wooden match
between the needles of his teeth?
Who could not see him rounding a corner,the blue tip scratching against a rough-hewn beam,
the sudden flare, and the creature
for one bright, shining moment
suddenly thrust ahead of his time—now a fire-starter, now a torchbearer
in a forgotten ritual, little brown druid
illuminating some ancient night.
Who could fail to notice,lit up in the blazing insulation,
the tiny looks of wonderment on the faces
of his fellow mice, onetime inhabitants
of what once was your house in the country? -
I want more of this
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The way the fire dances in Pigeon's eyes makes them look mad, but I assure you, Pigeon is quiet sane. Possibly more so than any of us.