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Oh .... and, in non-mouse news, drums for 7 songs are finished already. It feels like cutting butter with a hot knife now. Some epic stuff in there .... uncle Jörgi is BACK.
A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Jens in the next life you will born as a mouse & somebody will kill you too 
Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
I would love to kill mousy-Jens...Shiva wrote:Jens in the next life you will born as a mouse & somebody will kill you too
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Shiva wrote:Jens in the next life you will born as a mouse & somebody will kill you too

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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
I chose life
Unless the mouse starts to bother a lot then kill it xD
otherwise you can even adopt it (?)
Unless the mouse starts to bother a lot then kill it xD
otherwise you can even adopt it (?)
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Maybe she's living her impossible dream...
she's in love with the computer mouse
she's in love with the computer mouse
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
LOL! I love that website! Did you look through all of it, icecab? Alot of funny stuff there!icecab21 wrote:http://www.minibite.com/funstuff/pmsing.htm
I've had this great big fun website in my saved files for years!
http://www.minibite.com
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Life ofc! im against animal killers
Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Jens, you have 2 options:
1. Make a song about the rat and then use him as a mascot.
OR
(My favourite)
Don't kill the rat!!!!!
Instead, find another male rat, toss a small piece of cheese between them and
watch them fight to the death!!!!
ò.Ó
1. Make a song about the rat and then use him as a mascot.
OR
(My favourite)
Don't kill the rat!!!!!
Instead, find another male rat, toss a small piece of cheese between them and
watch them fight to the death!!!!
"Angels will arise back to life"
Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
well, I'm speaking too late but it doesn't care.
You didn't have to kill the poor rat, if you would take care of it, you wouldn't have to be worry about the disease, is the same shi* with the dogs, the cats and another animal.
You didn't have to kill the poor rat, if you would take care of it, you wouldn't have to be worry about the disease, is the same shi* with the dogs, the cats and another animal.
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
The thing is that the mouse is already dead and buried, eaten by a fox... 
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
44-caliber revolver?
That must have ween a HUGE mouse!

That must have ween a HUGE mouse!
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Mouse:
Woman: :pissed3:
Woman: :pissed3:
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch?!
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
icecab21 wrote:
True story: I once talked Yngwie out of shooting mice in his attic with a shotgun slug. He was thinking he should aim for the sound and shoot them from inside the house (thru the ceiling).
It was loaded with something called "Remington nitro mag slugs", he kept repeating that, and that's actually how I remember it was loaded with slugs.
It was over the phone. He referred to the mice as "goblins" even though we were speaking in Swedish. His girlfriend was crying hysterically in the background.
Yes there was alcohol involved (I was sober).
No I didn't quit the band.
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Muahahahaha

Life's to short to cry
Long enough to try
Long enough to try
Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
with the taxonomy part from the thread.





now that is just pure greatnessTrue story: I once talked Yngwie out of shooting mice in his attic with a shotgun slug. He was thinking he should aim for the sound and shoot them from inside the house (thru the ceiling).
It was loaded with something called "Remington nitro mag slugs", he kept repeating that, and that's actually how I remember it was loaded with slugs.
It was over the phone. He referred to the mice as "goblins" even though we were speaking in Swedish. His girlfriend was crying hysterically in the background.
Yes there was alcohol involved (I was sober).
No I didn't quit the band.

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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
You know, honestly, that really doesn't surprise me. I've heard so many stories about the old Yngwie that it makes me happy to know he is a little more sane nowadays.JensJohansson wrote:icecab21 wrote:I love the failblog.
True story: I once talked Yngwie out of shooting mice in his attic with a shotgun slug. He was thinking he should aim for the sound and shoot them from inside the house (thru the ceiling).
It was loaded with something called "Remington nitro mag slugs", he kept repeating that, and that's actually how I remember it was loaded with slugs.
It was over the phone. He referred to the mice as "goblins" even though we were speaking in Swedish. His girlfriend was crying hysterically in the background.
Yes there was alcohol involved (I was sober).
No I didn't quit the band.
Are you still friends with Yngwie? =O
Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
I would love to see a compilation book of stories from bands. The names could all be changed and everything. Lots of crazy stuff in the world of music. Lots of amusement to go around. everyone has their moments. Everything in life is a lesson and some stick to the same lesson for a long time while other can move to new lessons.

great advice for any situation

great advice for any situation
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Well .. it looks funnier now than it was in real life.icecab21 wrote: now that is just pure greatness
He called back half an hour later asking for advice on how to unload the shotgun. A bit scary. Girlfriend still crying (she was scared he would fire the thing by accident)
I don't know so much about firearms, but shotgun slugs really do seem a bit of overkill for mouse hunting... hmmm
http://images.google.com/images?q=%22shotgun+slug%22
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22shotg ... hunting%22 : two hits ...
The intertubes say a shotgun slug weighs about 30 grams and travels at appx half a km/second. And a mouse weighs about 25 grams.
http://www.google.com/search?&q=%2830+% ... %29+%5E2/2
So appx 4000 J of energy in the slug, which funnily enough is close to the amount needed to vaporize 25 grams of room temperature water (6500 J). So if I didn't make a mistake and if we assume all the energy of the slug was transfered to the mouse, it would be close to completely vaporized on impact. A cloud of mouse gas. Very quick and humane, but I think Mjölner is a bit less messy (not even considering the holes in the ceiling and roof)
How to hit a mouse with a shotgun slug when you have a 0.2% blood alcohol level i leave as an exercise for the reader. Hint: bring lots of ammo. And have an umbrella ready later if it starts raining on your house.
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Yes we are friends still, after I did quit the band he was pissed off but it didn't take many years until we were talking again. He stopped drinking completely now, there is not a drop backstage etc. And that's a very good thing. He was really reckless when he was young.
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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
So, ironically, now the house somehow resembles swiss chese:


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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
accidental injuries are rarer than in other hunting activities such as big game or mouse hunting.
I wonder if anyone has taken a bunch of mice heads to a taxidermist. I never knew people went on mouse hunts like that. It’s not really a scar story that would win points.
mixing shotguns and alcohol is a bad bad idea.

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Re: A question of life and death (or, Schrodinger's Rat)
Incidentally, the mouse/bullet combo would fly at 369.27 m/s after the collision
Using conservation of energy:
(1/2)(Mass Bullet)(Velocity Bullet)^2 = (1/2)(Total Mass)(Total Velocity)^2
Using conservation of energy:
(1/2)(Mass Bullet)(Velocity Bullet)^2 = (1/2)(Total Mass)(Total Velocity)^2
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