Harrap's Rat-English Dictionary

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eeeeeee ee [iiiiiii:'ii] v. to move. e eeeeeeee ee eerp mph; move over, you meatball, I can't breathe under your furry butt. --Harrap's Rat-English Dictionary (ratbehavior.org)
A rat-English dictionary. Via join the dots.

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Karissa | May 31, 2004 2:12 PM | Reply

:^) Reminds me of my younger brother's pet guinea pig.

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