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rat killing by Jinja September 9, 2005
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rat killing
rat killing by johnjohntalks March 2, 2020
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rat killing • Tennessee Rat-Killin' • rat bastard • rat king • rat fink • rat-hole • rat tail • rat trap • rat arsed • rat rod
Tennessee Rat-Killin'
A gathering of rural folks to eliminate a vermin problem. Most often the infested area will be surrounded by people wielding guns, garden tools, and/or clubs. The infested location will then be set on fire. As the vermin scatter and run they are slaughtered by the surrounding people.
Effective no matter how many legs your particular vermin may have.
Effective no matter how many legs your particular vermin may have.
"Nobody can go near the old barn ever since rattlesnakes began breeding under the floorboards"
"Believe it's time for an old-fashioned Tennessee Rat-Killin'"
"Believe it's time for an old-fashioned Tennessee Rat-Killin'"
Tennessee Rat-Killin' by VirgilVulpes September 3, 2025
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