Kyori

Aww, I'm so honored and flattered. Although, it would still be nice if you could spell "Helryx" right...It's funny how you're not the first to spell it exactly like that. =P

Wait, I think I have a better answer: The bird landed at the bridge entrance/exit post (which are part of the bridge), And since the first posts are nailed to the ground, the bird's weight isn't actually going to the bridge.

Um, there were safety cables and the bird's weight becomes negligible? Off-Topic: Hey! Why is my old name spelled with an "i" with the "y" in front of the "r"? It's "Twilight Helryx, people! If you can spell "Helryx" without a problem this shouldn't be too hard, IMO. XP But thanks for including me in your banner!

Did lightning hit the cabin?

There goes my hunting lounge theory. Is the cabin a crime scene? Was it burned by arsonists?

Ooh! Finally getting a buzz! But first: Was "everyone inside" human? Was it a public cabin? Is there a sign outside?

XP Let me rephrase that: Is it an "old and in poor condition: in poor condition, especially as a result of being old, overused, or not working efficiently" cabin?

Was it a well-made cabin? Was it a decrepit cabin? Was the wood dry (by that I mean, flammable dry)?

Grrrrrrrr....I have no clue what to ask next. Can we have a hint?

Was a propane tank involved?

Were there termites in the cabin? =P Is/are the person/people in the cabin dead? Man, I have no idea what to make of this. XP

Was there snow on the roof? If yes, was there a lot of snow? Did the cabin collapse on its own?

If your throat starts feeling funny, pop a cold med in right away; perfect way to stop a cold is to nip it in the bud. Always works for me (not that I've gotten sick more than 3 times in the past few years =P). What movie are you buying? =3

:annoyed2: Ouch! No kidding. They're probably gonna hurt themselves trying to get off. A long time back, we found that apparently a mouse (or rat? they're called the same thing in Mandarin) had been eating the almonds out of my Hershey bars. So we put a covered trap in and the next morning, I saw the rear half of a huge grey rat sticking out. I personally think traditionally mousetraps are more humane than poisons (or *shudder* flytrap-like pads) because they pretty much just break their necks and basically give them a quick, mostly painless death.

I was mostly staring at the "snake food" part. But still, I think it would have been more humane to let your cat (assuming he/she doesn't play with his/her food) get them. or just use mousetraps. Hmm, but then, I guess that cat might get caught too... I think even vermin (including cockroaches, which I really hate) deserve humane deaths or death from predation. That's why I don't believe in poisoning mice and rats; the poisons are hemotoxins which cause them to die from extreme hemorraging. Do you have any idea where the toilet leads too?! Sewage treatment plant. pretty much why I wouldn't flush my bettas down the toilet after they died. I put them into a peaceful little creek.

Did part of the cabin collapse?

Did he look in the window?

What can I say? You have one of the most interesting blogs up here. We can't help coming here. =P

How can people be so senselessly cruel to mice? Killing them for scientific advancement is one thing, but killing them for being at the wrong place at the wrong time is another. If it were up to me, I'd just drive some miles away and release into woodland (oh, yeah, we have a lot of it in my state; heck, we even have deer in our neighborhood B)).

Watch it, pal! I dislike animal cruelty. > I would too, except their lifespans are too short. As in, released gone or gone gone?

Mouse? I remember when I was about 7 or 8, my dad caught a little black mouse in the basement of our old house. It was sooooooooo cute! Alas, nowadays, I only see mice at pet stores, and my dad's research lab (which are usually dead by the time I see them; I can't go into where the live ones are without approval). But a long time back, I did get to handle a mouse (for the fun of it, not for any experiments) and it keeps trying to run up my shoulders. Ah, good times, good times. ^w^ I have seen my dad and a few researchers at another lab grabbing mice out of their cages, and man, they can run! I can only imagine how hard it is to catch them in open space. Did you grab it by the nape or the tail? =3

Was the door open?

Did a meteor hit it? Is the cabin completely demolished?

Did he see some dangerous predator coming out? Is the man psychic?