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hornetrider
40,743 posts
74 months
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marksx
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1,468 posts
59 months
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Whatever it is, the slugs are loving it! I don't think there will be any left in the morning!
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dudleybloke
6,782 posts
55 months
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wiffmaster
2,204 posts
67 months
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At a guess, I'd say that a local cat has just had its worming treatment and has proceeded to dump the remnants on your decking...
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defblade
2,788 posts
82 months
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Could be slime mold (but it's usually a deeper colour).
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Puggit
29,475 posts
117 months
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Zaxxon said: As I scooped it away with a trowel it had the consistency of chocolate mouse Obviously a chocolate mouse can be rock hard if it's been in the fridge, or soft and gooey if your child has been holding it in their hands for too long - so which one was it? 
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marksx
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1,468 posts
59 months
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Puggit said: Obviously a chocolate mouse can be rock hard if it's been in the fridge, or soft and gooey if your child has been holding it in their hands for too long - so which one was it? Well, I never thought it would get this technical!
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5potTurbo
3,263 posts
37 months
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A cat has been fed plain rice and it's thrown it up.
Wash it away.
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marksx
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1,468 posts
59 months
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Well, whatever it was, it had turned into a dark purple blob by the time I got home from work! I hit it with the hosepipe and it looked like neat Ribena all over the decking.
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