Sentences with phrase «rats gnawing»

It's just complete bullsh ** by repeatedly busted, thermodynamically incompetent rats gnawing the legs of the scientific method in agitation their leaderships» scams might not dominate culture of the entire world through lying about chemistry to steal money.

The pain they would inflict felt like rats gnawing on on my brain and a great big nut cracker squeezing it into.

Not exact matches

And immediately the Lord drove those gnawing rats and squeezing nut cracker right out of my head, never to return!

I think «they» call it cat tongue or something but it feels like a rat is gnawing at my ta - tas.

We learn that rats can gnaw through aluminum, copper, and iron but have a marked preference for macaroni and cheese; moreover, given a choice of garbage, they would sooner pick the scrambled eggs over raw celery or cooked cauliflower.

Rats wear them down by continuously gnawing on everything around them, including cement, brick, wood, lead pipes, and other small animals.

«However, this rat we described in 2012, doesn't have molars and they really can't gnaw because of the shape of their incisors.

Like mice, rats, guinea pigs, and other rodents, rabbits have large, gnawing incisors.

Amid this fracas, which Anderson times to comic perfection, Cranston's Chief tears another dog's ear off with his teeth, spits it out, and gently kicks it away, where it's promptly gnawed upon by starving rats.

While the Rat Council debates their moral responsibilities, other human characteristics, like greed and power - lust gnaw at their attempts for a utopian community.

There is no mistaking the resonate crunching sound of rodent teeth gnawing on a piece of wood, and it's a good sound — it means that the rat is working on a chew toy instead of trying to destroy his plastic exercise wheel or dish.

Rats love to gnaw, so put unpainted, untreated pieces of wood, rawhide chews, dog biscuits or safe chew toys in the cage.

Don't forget, your rats» teeth grow continuously, so they also need chew toys or blocks of untreated wood to gnaw on.

Rats need to gnaw to keep their teeth in trim.

Unlike conventional habitats for hammies, gerbils, and even rats, the Ovo Habitat is designed like a ball to help eliminate any exposed edges that your pet my gnaw.

Domesticated rodents such as mice, rats, chinchillas, and guinea pigs also need to gnaw on materials to keep their teeth worn down.