Well… he’s black and he’s asleep on the subway. No one with a home ever falls asleep on public transit. He obviously doesn’t have his own bed to sleep on. Oh, did I mention that he’s black? sarcasm
Alberta has a big-time anti-rat history. They’ve done quite well at keeping the Norwegian brown rat from crossing the border with Saskatchewan. When a brown is spotted in AB, untold resources are deployed to get the bugger. Unfortunately, the campaign does nothing to prevent Alberta’s domestic rodent species from being exported to Ottawa.
how do we know the guy was homeless?
Well… he’s black and he’s asleep on the subway. No one with a home ever falls asleep on public transit. He obviously doesn’t have his own bed to sleep on. Oh, did I mention that he’s black? sarcasm
It was good he wasn’t bending over. I mean not the rat, but the homeless guy. 🙂
Poor guy. Looks like he slept through his stop.
The “rat”, that is. Lables!!
‘Cos you sent them all to Ottawa.
(That was too easy. Seriously, do you actually believe Alberta is “100% rat free”?
Alberta has a big-time anti-rat history. They’ve done quite well at keeping the Norwegian brown rat from crossing the border with Saskatchewan. When a brown is spotted in AB, untold resources are deployed to get the bugger. Unfortunately, the campaign does nothing to prevent Alberta’s domestic rodent species from being exported to Ottawa.
Or put another way, Alberta puts “surveyor marks” on Rats.
Personally, I am looking forward to shopping at my neighbourhood Surveyor Mark in the near future.
Short of being an island free of human contact, and by this I am not referring to politics there, you are not 100% rat free, Alberta.