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Yep, agreed. I was just about to give up on it, but they pulled it round and now this season will have been really, really good (as long as they don't kill Glen (for being the epitome of the decency for mankind) or Maggie (because I'll have no-one to drool over apart from the lesbian).

Thanks a lot, you lovely bunch of humans. :) Very, very kind gesture, but no need. My missus is saying the last thing she wants now is another parrot. Would much rather you put the £10 each towards a new stadium. :)

Wow! England giving this a real go! 154 for England. West Indies 11/3.

Right! Now where's Fisher, Seppala and Lucas?

Well half a tail. ;)

8" without his tail.

Just hope he is the only one.

Well he was under the cupboard, but suddenly his tail started wagging out of a little gap. Just couldn't resist!! First thing I have ever killed apart from flies and humans.

Yep, that's him. Not that big is he.

Chopped his tail off with a knife at first, then gave him an almighty whack with a spade.

Not for the squeamish ...... Photo coming .......

People booing because he missed a penalty need their heads examining. He clearly tries and wants to do well.

Mango.

The parrot was just coming up for a year old. Incredibly friendly little thing it was and though we had a cage for it, it always wanted to be out and on your hand or on top of your head.

This, in the packs we bought, is Bromadiolone. We have 4 traps. Obviously the council will bring their own stuff. We're all really upset over it. It was a beautiful parrot. So friendly and it spoke loads. My wife is inconsolable.

Because it grabbed the parrot and the parrot was screaming and screaming and the rat disappeared down the back of the cupboards, down a hole with it.

Yep, that's what we bought today. Think my cousin's stuff could melt a rain forest though.

Thanks. Funnily enough, we had mice previously. My wife without my knowledge put glue traps down. They are so inhumane. I was really annoyed with her and tried to save the mice, using soap to free them from the cardboard we put down and then I put them in a box and released them into the wild...