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Happy mice

Submitted by mickey@mouseland.com (not verified) on Thu, 2006-08-24 03:25.

As a mouse of many years standing, I can confirm that clapping and moving to dance music is one sign to look for that a mouse is happy. Listening to Nick Cave and smoking morosely in a darkened cage is a bad sign. And mice rarely jump from second storey windows, whether teenaged or not. We prefer setting fire to ourselves, given the choice of suicide methods. Or Gouda overdose, best of all.

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