A German man who spotted a mouse running across his living room floor while he was watching TV was so scared that he raced into the snow-covered street at 3:25 a.m. wearing nothing but boxer shorts, slippers and a blanket, police said.
Now, you might think some person wandering by and seeing a guy in his underwear called the police. You would be wrong.
"He alerted the police from a public call box," police in the central city of Göttingen said in a statement released late on Tuesday. "The 23-year-old man told the amazed officers that there was a mouse in his flat and that there was nothing he was more afraid of than the little rodents."
While the man waited outside, the helpful officers ventured into his flat armed with a number of traffic cones in an attempt to catch the mouse. "The furry rodent wasn't found despite an intensive search of all the rooms," police said.
That’s right, he called the cops himself. And they, passing up the opportunity for a major fun fest of ridiculing this schlep, actually carried out a search of the home!
The man decided he couldn't share his flat with the mouse and trudged through the snow to spend the night at a friend's house. "How the mouse spent the rest of the night remains a mystery," police said. "Maybe it came out of hiding and spent the night dancing on the table."
You got that. This uber-race representative was so traumatized at the thought of sharing his abode with a MOUSE that he had to spend the night elsewhere.
The Spiegel article, obviously out of concern that he might get his panties in a twist, does not name our brave hero.
h/t again to the Jungle Trader
4 comments:
Oh he certainly can't be related to me. Ugh!
I'm guessing us Krauts that made it to the US are more resilient than those pasty euro-weenie krauts!
:o)
I'm going to guess that there was a bit of the thinning of the blood by the US, UK and USSR back around, oh, 1940-45.
Well he should buy a cat because if he keeps acting like that he is never gonna get any pussy!!
You know, Trooper, I never did think of it that way...but you're 100% correct.
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