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to make a suitable sacrifice for a dark god it would have to be a very small dark god (about the size of a Furbie or a neighbours cat perhaps), a very under worshipped dark god or a very large cookie bag

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'Mouse in a cookie bag' should be a band name :D

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Hmm. What sort of band would they be?

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In doing research for a project, I found your site with reference to a common "Friend". We've started a blog to confront the abusive John H. Gohde, fortunately for us we were able to get the same domain name as his. I invite you to visit, and/or contribute, and better yet blog about it. The site is located at http://naturalhealthperspective.net

Thanks!

PS. I had a mouse in the house once. Had to sleep in a hotel that night until I got it the next day.

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Hello. I am not really sure about holding people up to public ridicule about their mental illness, although it is interesting to find out he is a problem on Usenet as well. you may be interested to see this, if you haven't already.

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owwww he is cute! (i like mice, sorry)

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It was an odd mouse: I found it on the sofa; apparently it was looking over my shoulder to read my magazine. I turned round and spotted it. It didn't move. I called for my housemate to bring something to put it in, then we brushed it, effectively, into the cookie bag. It was curiously slow and let us. We pondered what to do with it, and it was left at some waste ground near the station. It was last seen being reluctant to leave the cookie bag.

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Oww! Were there any hallucinogenic substances near the original mouse discovery location?

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Not that I was aware of.

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