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Warning : A little bit violent, Don't watch if you like rats. Otherwise, A Good kill on my cats behalf, This place keeps getting rats in the walls and its not good for nor my health, the buildings safety nor my cats health. If you feel like buying my kitty some treats, consider tossing me a dollar or two on Patreon http://patreon.com/paradoxdesigns

I know a lot of you out there are getting tons of snow, out here in the PacNW we're just getting hit by a bit of everything lately! pretty crazy. Oh I fell through a rotten deck, too. didn't feel too great. Thanks fer Watching!

This is unheard of now, but its funny to see how the 80's were.

These are the stories behind the photo's I have taken in the past month or so. Thanks fer Watching! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Social Stuff : Instagram : http://instagram.com/paradoxdesigns/ Google+ : http://google.com/+ParadoxdesignsOrg My Website : http://www.paradoxdesigns.org ViewBug Photography : http://www.viewbug.com/member/paradoxdesigns ------------------------------------------------------------------------ End Credit Music is by Me, ParadoxDesigns, The track is called "Personality." You can view the song here : http://soundcloud.com/paradoxdesigns/personality-feb-23-2012-v1 --- Music by: David Cutter Music - www.davidcuttermusic.co.uk

It is quite an unfortunate thing, but such things can happen. People have been reporting that small birds, mostly phoebe birds, have been getting inside the pipes of their wood burning stoves and were unable to get out. Usually it is during <a href="https://rumble.com/v3ax7b-carpet-pythons-battle-it-out-during-mating-season.html" target="_blank">mating season</a>, when the time comes to <a href="https://rumble.com/v30dc5-slow-motion-captures-stunning-detail-on-nesting-bluebirds.html" target="_blank">make a nest</a> and the nice, covered space under the chimney looks like a good idea. This man has been saving this small birds for several years, almost always in the exact same period of the year. It is a long and tedious process to get the small animal out of there, but the alternative is inhumane. Plus, in the man’s own words: “...it gives me a reason to clean [the stove] out." So the man grabs his camera, mounts it somewhere safe and away from the bird’s possible flight path, then gets to dismantling the stove pipe. After removing the pipe, we see that the bird is in the wall section of the chimney and is too scared to get out, so the kind man gets outside to bang on the pipe and coax the bird to fly out. The hapless creature takes a few minutes to figure out the shortest way out to freedom, but it eventually flies out! Let this serve as a PSA for all of you who use wood burning stove to check the pipes before the heating season starts!