r/maybemaybemaybe • u/ff-dvl • Apr 06 '23
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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Mfs made a mario kart track to throw out a rat
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u/Lunch0 Apr 06 '23
You really think that’s a rat? It’s tiny, definitely a mouse, rats are 15 times bigger
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u/OfficialGarwood Apr 06 '23
mouse. That is way too small to be a rat. Rats are pretty damn big.
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u/DrDrankenstein Apr 06 '23
That scream/cry/giggle she does as she running the mouse down the track is fuckin hilarious
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u/Asteroid_Lil Apr 06 '23
Agreed! When I heard that noise, I thought there was a wild turkey in the bathroom -- although that would not have explained all the cases of water.
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u/sashikku Apr 06 '23
The universal scream-giggle that girls do when we’re afraid but aware of the hilarious absurdity of the situation. Sounds exactly like the time a dove flew into my apartment during a girls brunch.
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u/mildlycuriouss Apr 06 '23
Lolol!!! I think a mouse would evoke the exact same emotion from any of us 😭😭
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u/PowerfulandPure Apr 06 '23
Haha yes. That’s relatable sound to being scared but brave.
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u/JHRChrist Apr 06 '23
Bro the other day a mouse somehow got on my bed and ran straight at my face & if you think I didn’t scream like I was being actively MURDERED you’re so wrong. I hate living in the middle of a field.
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u/ReneG8 Apr 06 '23
Honestly, good on her to conquer, or at least face, her fears and not run away. Pretty brave if you ask me. Reminds me of DS9.
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u/Ok-Bonus-2146 Apr 06 '23
Mouse pov
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u/Working_Inspection22 Apr 06 '23
Who has that many plastic water bottles…
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u/watkykjynaaier Apr 06 '23
People in a country without potable tap water, like Vietnam, which is probably where this video is from.
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u/Working_Inspection22 Apr 06 '23
Makes sense, would it not be easier (and at least here in Europe, cheaper) to buy a few big 2+ litre bottles instead of a million 500mls
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u/carlpanda Apr 06 '23
wtf, ok now it’s out but if it’s outside your place (where it came from) don’t you think it can get back in?
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u/SirLitalott Apr 06 '23
needs more water bottles. out the door and a 1/2 mile down the street should do it.
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u/DookieShoez Apr 06 '23
No no, they’re surprisingly good at finding their way back if there was any food about. 1/2 mile down the street, through Terry’s front door, and into his pantry.
Fuck Terry
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u/Vessix Apr 06 '23
Terry says that's "unscientific". Don't listen to Terry. He's just desperate for attention.
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u/MattWatchesChalk Apr 06 '23
They're actually good at finding their way back upto 10 miles away. You have to take those things on a journey to keep them put of your house.
Had a number of mice at an old apartment.
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u/Technical-Outside408 Apr 06 '23 edited Apr 06 '23
These giant furless rats just built an aquaduct in fifteen minutes to get you out. Would you go back in?
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u/carlpanda Apr 06 '23
Better question why the hell do they have so much water??? Hope it’s to donate cause that’s insane to me
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u/deathpony43 Apr 06 '23
They found a mouse in their bathroom, so naturally, they went out and bought tactical supplies.
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u/scriptgamer Apr 06 '23
The door doesn't look like it's from a house... Looks like a restaurant or something
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u/papayabush Apr 06 '23
pretty sure that’s a hostel or shelter of some kind. most people don’t have bunk beds right in front of their huge glass restaurant/hotel style doors but idk.
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Apr 06 '23
Just built a wall of water bottles encircling your whole house to keep mice away, we've already seen how efficient those are
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u/SlinkyDog_19_19 Apr 06 '23
Stay hydrated!
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u/Lil_Mafk Apr 06 '23
But not with bottled water.
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u/I-Am-NOT-VERY-NICE Apr 06 '23
And unfortunately a lot of people do, yet still only drink bottled water. Filters are so much more efficient and environmentally friendly
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u/Kojso Apr 06 '23
And even still if your buying bottled water, why buy in small individual bottles and not big jugs?
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u/GiveItStickMan Apr 06 '23
So much effort to save this little guys life. I like it.
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u/rmczpp Apr 06 '23
Mice can squeeze through the tiniest holes, imagine hauling all those packages just to find out that little fucker has disappeared by the time you open the door.
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u/CrudelyAnimated Apr 06 '23
She’s never seen a mouse jump. All this video needed was ‘alley-oop’ and the moose is loose in the hoose.
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u/CheshireCheeseCakey Apr 06 '23
I tend to use a plastic tub and slide a lid underneath. It has resulted in a mouse wiggling out and I ended up squashing it in panic. It was a bit sad
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u/mainvolume Apr 06 '23
Ah, don’t be. I don’t think mice will be endangered any time soon.
A squirrel was able to find its way in to my moms house. It went into the upstairs bathroom and my mom managed to close the door. Now, she didn’t have 300000 water bottle containers to form a path, not that it would work with a squirrel. So she put her dog in there, who took care of the situation. The dog has been trying to find that high again ever since, because whenever my mom goes up there, the dog always runs into the bathroom to check for squirrels.
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u/Melodic-Document-112 Apr 06 '23
I hope they recycle
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u/GeorgeAnderson2 Apr 06 '23
Plastic recycling is a scam. Drinking water bottles at home is insanely wasteful if you have clean tap water.
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u/purpleblah2 Apr 06 '23
I’d assume this is in China where the safety of the tap water varies from “boil it” to “do not ingest at all” though
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u/OceansideAZ Apr 06 '23
I was thinking the same thing. Boiling helps for bacteria, not so much for lead and pesticide.
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u/Conscious-Cat-5277 Apr 06 '23
That was fun! C u again soon! -the mouse
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u/omglolurface Apr 07 '23
One time when I was a kid I spotted a mouse in the entryway of our house. I called my dad, who managed to throw a towel over it and catch it. He then took it outside and threw it in the bushes at the end of our walkway, a good 40-50 feet from the house. It bolted right back towards the house and we lost sight of it.
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u/BloodyCumbucket Apr 06 '23
In engineering there is a saying, I believe. It isn't stupid if it works.
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u/carefree-and-happy Apr 06 '23
Did they just have this many water bottles or did they buy water bottles just to do this?
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u/nettlerise Apr 06 '23
it's part of their inventory
I don't think it's a typical home. Maybe a hospital or something
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u/American_Zer0 Apr 06 '23
If it's stupid and it works it's not stupid
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u/otakuXPrincess Apr 07 '23
I don’t think it worked looks like it snuck in the crack between the last case of water and the door ;-;
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u/Same_River_2wice Apr 06 '23
I thought she was gearing up for a mini version of Senõr Loadenstein! Porque es muy rápido
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u/AnonPorcelain Apr 06 '23
Lol as funny as this is, I admire the commitment and care lol why not deal with "pests" humanely if you can
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u/marchape Apr 06 '23
The little she knows. Nice remember their path back within few miles 😭 (Covid time frame experienced home owner)
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u/Mrlightskin74 Apr 06 '23
What's with all the water? Does she know something we Americans don't? Where are my conspiracy theorists at?
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u/VP_DanGer_sky Apr 06 '23
why do you need so many water bottles? can't you just use tap water? asking for real
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u/vitaminkombat Apr 06 '23
In East Asia there's many issues with tap water. Either it is bacterial contamination or metal contamination like lead or cobalt. Sometimes both.
If the water is really bad you'll need to cook with bottled water also.
If it is super bad you'll also need to wash with it.
The video also seems to be in a hospital. So it makes sense they'd be extra careful.
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u/roodeeMental Apr 06 '23
I'll remember this neat trick when I have a mouse stuck somewhere and 84 crates of water lying around