Stating that it’s easy to brush against a surface and pick up half a dozen or more, usually in some sensitive areas. He runs across many pets lying in state in Dumpster, all not entirely dead. (pg.28) City bees harvest glaze, making the Dumpster at the doughnut shop more interesting. Scroungers make it hard for the divers to get the Dumpsters full potential. They come in with no thought of the others that the dumpster may serve.
(Remarque 101) The rats ate all of the soldier’s food, and contaminated all of their belongings with droppings. Even if the food was contaminated, the soldiers had to eat it because they couldn’t waste throwing it away. (Remarque 102) “We cannot afford to throw the bread away, because then we should have nothing left to eat in the morning so we carefully cut off the bits of bread that the animals have gnawed.” (Remarque 102) Many of the soldiers were scared to go
Sometimes he would get to go to his grandma’s house which wasn’t nightmare at all. When he came back Tuck started beating him again he tried not to cry because he didn’t want Tuck thinking he was a two year old. Billy’s hatred for tuck was unimaginable. This is when he began to hear the monster in the closet. He thought it was a rat because there were plenty of rats in the house.
I know for a fact that some men out there are the only ones that cook in their home. At my house, my dad does all the cooking because my mom is always working really late. This past Christmas my mom had to work all day, so my dad, my brother and I cooked a really nice dinner. We slow-cooked a good sized big turkey, made mashed potatoes, stuffing, and all the good things that go with holiday meals. We had the table set up the right way before the food was cooking on the stove and in the oven.
Then, he had to associate the sound of the hopper with the presentation of a food pellet. I began this by consistently reinforcing him each time he was near the hopper. Once he found it, I reinforced him each time he took his head out of the food hopper. I began my experiment at 2:10 p.m. At first, Sniffy was a very curious rat. He thoroughly explored every corner of the operant box before making his way to the food hopper.
Her refrigerator was destroyed and they had not prepared well for the storm so all they had to eat were a few cans of peas that were in the basement. It was Kathleens least favorite food and other food was not accessible because the supermarkets were destroyed as well. Kathleen quickly realized that she would be very hungry for a few weeks. Her need for nourishment was at risk. As for safety, her house was completely destroyed with no walls being left intact.
Cockroaches swarmed through the building unchecked; they inhabited the central heating system and the warm, juddering fridge motors in every room. In the kitchens were piles of rubbish two feet high that rustled in the dark. The light bulbs in the toilets were always being stolen, making the fauna in there difficult to identify; but the occasional shouts of horror from people picking their way through the darkness were testimony to its existence. The human overpopulation was equally intense. There were at least three and often closer to six people to each room, in which the occupants slept, worked, had parties, ate, drank, sulked, wrote letters, cooked, smoked and hung out their washing.
The service over there is terrible as well. There have been many times where I've come to the cafeteria only to wait ten minutes for the workers to get up and finally decide to serve us. What's worse than that? Those moments when fifteen people are waiting in line for something that the cafeteria workers just ran out of is way worse than that. If they increased their productivity, most of these problems wouldn't happen.
At night the Jem and Scout hear scraping and believe that it may be Boo Radley out seeking his revenge. They would imagine him scratching on the screen and picking it apart with his fingers. "Boo was about six-and-a-half feet tall, judging from his tracks; he dined on raw squirrels and any cats he could catch, that's why his hands were bloodstained -- if you ate an animal raw, you could never wash the blood off. There was a long jagged scar that ran across his face; what teeth he had were yellow and rotten his eyes popped, and he drooled most of the time." (Lee’s pg.13) As the story progresses the children discover little trinkets in a tree by the Radley
The dined on human remains. One rat could produce up to 900 offspring per year. Other problems in the trenches were lice and frogs. Lice were a problem that would not go away. They would lay eggs in the seams of the uniforms and the body heat from the soldiers was causing the eggs to hatch.