Protect the flock! From JP and Hachette!
What are you doing right now?
Besides posting on here and replying to this thread. Original credit for this goes back to Fate and Nathan on MX.
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Permalink Reply by Xuut on
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Yes.
Until my sister decides to put it in our room again.
Then it'll be a cute annoying surprise.
Until then I'll still love it.
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Permalink Reply by o0_flying high_0o on
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*giggles*
They do make that weird squeaky little sound...
*has limited experience with hamsters* *did, however, partially adopt one for half a weekend*
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No it's the damn wheel.
They just run on it all night long. Tis evil.
Oooh. Do tell!
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Permalink Reply by Megan (Fishy) on
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Oh my God. The fucking wheel. And then it squeaks and you run out to the garage to get WD-40 and lock yourself outside the house at three am.
Personal experience.
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XD
No. My garage is attached to my house by a door. Always has been.
How'd you manage to lock yourself out?
Personally (because I'm lazy) I'd just shove the hamster in another room. Throwing books at it doesn't work like it does with the rabbit.
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Our garage (at that house) wasn't attached. Actually, it's not at this house either.... But anyways, I locked the door behind me without the keys. And, I totally wasn't barefoot and barely-clothed while it was completely freezing outside, of course not. >.>
XD I didn't have that option, we had cats.
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Oh hey, is that the time you told us about locking yourself out in the dead of the night when it was cold? -Thinks you might have mentioned it before-
Cats seem to dislike those little hamster things. -
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Probably not. I haven't had a hamster in a long time. You have no idea how many times I've done this....
Yeah... I had to keep my room shut up when I had a hamster. -
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I'm glad to say that I've never done it before.
Perhaps you should wear a key around your neck or something. -
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Ah. Can you not put it in a cage without a wheel for the night or something?
It was my cousin's, and cute and brown. I was planning to steal it, or rather get another one from the person they got theirs from, but then I remembered our cat would undoubtedly kill it, and they're less fun when their head isn't attached to their body so... *sigh*
I don't think theirs had a cage, actually. Well, it did, but only for sleeping, and when it was unsupervised. Most of the time it just wandered around...
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Nope. He actually broke his wheel so it comes off but then he climbs the bars and like bites them when he can't play on his wheel. And the other option is the hamster ball which he might die in...
Yes. Generally hamster heads and bodes attached is a good thing. O.o I don't remember my dog trying to kill the hamster though. Or my cat trying to kill anything other than the Chinchilla and the dog who was bigger than her. (We've had rabbits and fish with the cat.)
O.o That's... not good. We have dogs and crazy little kids running around my house. I don't think the hamster would last long.
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Oh... Well, I suppose leaving him out of the room is probably the best option. Why would the hamster ball kill him?
Oh, our cats like to kill lots of things, birds, possums, small rodents of any variety. And they're ever so proud of themselves when they do. And sometimes they'll get rid of the body and just leave you the organs.
They had dogs, and they seemed to get along fine. But they live kind of in the country, so there was lots of room for all the animals to get along.
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