I think I've got a CRICKET behind my fridge

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Easy 10

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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,428
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Still there. Still chirping.

I've decided to call him Albert. I talk to him at night when I visit the fridge for a top-up.
 




Easy 10

Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,428
Location Location
I have absolutely no idea.
Regular as clockwork though, when darkness falls, Albert kicks off. And he's still chirping when I climb those wooden hills (luckily I can't hear him from upstairs though).
 




Easy 10

Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,428
Location Location
I'm actually growing rather fond of it.
Its a little like being in the video to "Club Tropicana" (if you've ever heard the opening to that classic track, before that irresistable funk baseline fades in and grows). As I saunter up to the fridge for a Coke to put in my Bacardi, I can't help but swing my hips a little to the calypso beat....

Let me take you to a place
Where memberships a smiling face
Brushing shoulders with the staaaaaaaars

Albert brings a lovely summer atmosphere to my kitchen.
 


Easy 10

Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,428
Location Location
The Complete Badger said:
See this would be my feeling too. Should I ever find myself in the fortunate position of having my own Albert, I'd embrace him as one of my own. However, perhaps what I was getting at, is presumably you have a FAMILY who may not be quite as idiotic as you or I?:smile:
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Well...the missus is getting thoroughly fed up with him. She was blindly jiggling a yardstick around the edges of the fridge the other day in a futile effort to squash or dislodge him, but Albert is too smart for that, he's clearly right round the back somewhere.

I just have no idea what he is living off though. If I knew, I wouldn't be adverse to secretly feeding him now and then. I can hear him as I type, and it makes me feel like I'm abroad on my holibobs.
 


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subway

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Mar 24, 2024
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Easy 10 said:
Well...the missus is getting thoroughly fed up with him. She was blindly jiggling a yardstick around the edges of the fridge the other day in a futile effort to squash or dislodge him, but Albert is too smart for that, he's clearly right round the back somewhere.

I just have no idea what he is living off though. If I knew, I wouldn't be adverse to secretly feeding him now and then. I can hear him as I type, and it makes me feel like I'm abroad on my holibobs.
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Did you ever figure out how to remove it or are you still feeding it?

We have a single one under the fridge that hasn't starved in months. I also have no idea how it is surviving without ever coming out.
 




Easy 10

Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,428
Location Location
subway said:
Did you ever figure out how to remove it or are you still feeding it?

We have a single one under the fridge that hasn't starved in months. I also have no idea how it is surviving without ever coming out.
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He either moved on, or perished. We replaced that fridge around 5-6 years ago and I do not recall seeing his corpse.

I miss him.
 








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Habitual User
Oct 18, 2006
25,513
Worthing
Easy 10 said:
He either moved on, or perished. We replaced that fridge around 5-6 years ago and I do not recall seeing his corpse.

I miss him.
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He just left ? No thanks or anything?
Gryllidaes are the rudest of insects aren’t they ?
 










Dave the OAP

Dave the OAP

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Jul 5, 2003
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Can’t you get you cockatiel to eat it?
 




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