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What is the difference between a pest and a pet? The same animal can be either a pest or a pet, depends on whether it's wanted or unwanted. Do you agree?

By nutmegcollector Asked Oct 25 2009 12:12PM
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by -NUNYAs sharing her love with YOU...hugs on Oct 25, 2009 at 12:59 pm Permalink

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I would say it works in the case of rats. +5
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Avatar nutmegcollector Oct, 25 2009 at 01:39 PM
Thank you...or skunks, snakes, and raccoons to name a few. :) +6


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