A case of mistaken rat identity on the lawn in Tompkins Square Park
Today's video short comes from the main lawn in Tompkins Square Park, where the other day a young woman chased a rat, thinking that it was hers ... only to (spoiler!) discover a case of mistaken identity: This actually wasn't her rat!
Thanks to @arigold for this selection via Instagram...
This is precisely why I don't bathe in the sun on a towel in this area. Rats. And other items and litter. Too much sand and not enough grass. Not sanitary either. No thanks.
This is precisely why I don't bathe in the sun on a towel in this area. Rats. And other items and litter. Too much sand and not enough grass. Not sanitary either. No thanks.
You forgot Roundup™; every blade of grass in the city parks is treated with glyphosate, which has been found to be a carcinogen.
RE: Scuba Diva "every blade of grass in the city is treated with glyphosate" That makes no sense. Glyphosate is a plant killer. If every blade of grass was treated with glyphosate, there would be no grass.
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Rat should be on a leash!
Kidding...however, letting your pet rat run around in the home of 4 hungry hawks is asking for trouble.
This is precisely why I don't bathe in the sun on a towel in this area. Rats. And other items and litter. Too much sand and not enough grass. Not sanitary either. No thanks.
The youth of today....
At 12:03 PM, Anonymous said:
This is precisely why I don't bathe in the sun on a towel in this area. Rats. And other items and litter. Too much sand and not enough grass. Not sanitary either. No thanks.
You forgot Roundup™; every blade of grass in the city parks is treated with glyphosate, which has been found to be a carcinogen.
Phoebe Buffay's daughter?
RE: Scuba Diva "every blade of grass in the city is treated with glyphosate"
That makes no sense. Glyphosate is a plant killer. If every blade of grass was treated with glyphosate, there would be no grass.
TSP has banned RoundUp for at least 2 years, thanks to community activism
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