The rat in the next cage over have been playing that retarded "no no no no, don't mess with my heart" whiny song for fucking hours now, since 9 this morning and now it's almost 1 in the afternoon and I swear that if he doesn't turn it off, I'm going to fucking tear his throat out.
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