And here I already ate two bags of popcorn…
But got to love the tiny shaman’s “Oh, poopy. It’s him again. And I so thought our ‘we can’t so squat about you, but we’ll harm these things you relate to, but might not actually care about’ -plan was sure to work…”
Word to the wise, rats and mice are VERY dangerous when cornered. They are also quite territorial. Animals that prey on mice and rats only have an advantage based on sheer size, but herpetologists have told me that if you put “food mice” in a snake cage, and the snake is not hungry, the mice will EAT THE SNAKE.
Didn’t see an exclaimation over the shamen so I’m thinking his thought process might be…
“hm… ok, that didn’t work.”
Even so, and despite all that’s said above (and that we’ve seen prior), Oswald is The Original Mouse That Roared.
Unfortunately, I have no recollection of what happens next. Time to find some chips and guacamole for this scene…
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And here I already ate two bags of popcorn…
But got to love the tiny shaman’s “Oh, poopy. It’s him again. And I so thought our ‘we can’t so squat about you, but we’ll harm these things you relate to, but might not actually care about’ -plan was sure to work…”
Word to the wise, rats and mice are VERY dangerous when cornered. They are also quite territorial. Animals that prey on mice and rats only have an advantage based on sheer size, but herpetologists have told me that if you put “food mice” in a snake cage, and the snake is not hungry, the mice will EAT THE SNAKE.
Didn’t see an exclaimation over the shamen so I’m thinking his thought process might be…
“hm… ok, that didn’t work.”
Even so, and despite all that’s said above (and that we’ve seen prior), Oswald is The Original Mouse That Roared.
Unfortunately, I have no recollection of what happens next. Time to find some chips and guacamole for this scene…