Spring trap for the tooth fairy

[john b 38]

Have to get this set next time one of the kids loses a tooth

 

 

 

 

[Coneytrappr 30]

Decent little mouse trap, that. Might want to double stake it though!

[THE POACHER 13]

[john b 38]

We have a ring of toadstools at the end of the garden - I'm going to set it in that tonight

[Yokel Matt 918]

Could be a hard core toe nail clipper if you tiddled the jaws up a bit

[Leon 0]

That looks new, is it? where did you find that John

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

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We have a ring of toadstools at the end of the garden - I'm going to set it in that tonight

 

 

 

I shouldn't if I were you, John. That thing's not lisenced, under the Spring Traps Approval Order, for use against faeries. You'd be breaking the law.

 

If ye have faeries, just use a cage trap or else shoot the little b*stards. I use a .410 as my rifle lisence doesn't cover me for them.

[john b 38]

Are fairies covered by the Wildlife and Countryside Act ? Someone ask DEFRA

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Sorry, John. I've just called an old contact of mine at Death Wish. Apparrantly he's indisposed right now. They said he's " Away with the faeries. "

 

Gone to Brighton then, I s'pose?

[robsharpe 1]

also there is no cover on it incase of non target catch ie your hand putting the money in

[millie 1]

That looks new, is it? where did you find that John

 

 

I've just see them on ebay..

[john b 38]

Go on Millie - put in a big bid