Who knew you could adopt hamsters?
Part of my job entails taking coupons that we've designed down to Petco and making sure they actually work. While I was there today, I saw there was a hamster for adoption- cage & everything.
Kate's been wanting one, so I went back after work and picked him up. He's so damn cute- fat and big, kind of a caramel color with a cream belly.
Pics later.
My hamster was named Irving.
My first hamster was named Boss, after Boss Hogg.
Shows my age I guess.
In college I had a gerbil named Lestat. DC can attest to the rodent's foul temper and sharp teeth.
Quote from: dazie on January 25, 2008, 10:40:51 PM
My first hamster was named Boss, after Boss Hogg.
Shows my age I guess.
In college I had a gerbil named Lestat. DC can attest to the rodent's foul temper and sharp teeth.
my kids once adopted a ferret, a mean ferret named iddy. she lived with us for at least 4 days without my knowledge....and lasted 2 days after that.
NO RODENTS PERMITTED---under websters definition " any of an order of relatively small gnawing mammals"
Hamsters: the disposable pet
My first hamster was named Hammy. He died.
My second hamster was named Sterry. He died.
(you can see how creative I was)
My third hamster was named Hammy Two. He died.
My fourth hamster was named ... no, not Sterry Two ... Eners. Short for Energizer. He didn't keep going and going and going.
My fifth hamster was named Dury. Short for Duracell. The copper top let me down, too.
What I learned from my furry little rodents: don't put your hamster cage in a location with large temperature swings - little suckers are super susceptible to pneumonia.
I believe that is also a movie about Hitler.
Quote from: Gamplayerx on January 26, 2008, 07:34:56 PM
Hamsters: the disposable pet
My first hamster was named Hammy. He died.
My second hamster was named Sterry. He died.
(you can see how creative I was)
My third hamster was named Hammy Two. He died.
My fourth hamster was named ... no, not Sterry Two ... Eners. Short for Energizer. He didn't keep going and going and going.
My fifth hamster was named Dury. Short for Duracell. The copper top let me down, too.
What I learned from my furry little rodents: don't put your hamster cage in a location with large temperature swings - little suckers are super susceptible to pneumonia.
Rodent Disposal........ask Gamp.
This is not Max, but it looks just like him:
http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overload/2008/01/surprise-treat.html
Hamsters are mean and they bite.
They only bite evil people. They're very intuitive that way.
Quote from: Jessie on January 28, 2008, 01:58:01 PM
Hamsters are mean and they bite.
My sister had a boy and a girl hamster when we were young. They had babies. One day we woke up to find that one of the adult hamsters had eaten the eyeballs out of all the young hamsters.
No more hamsters after that.
Quote from: Beefy on January 28, 2008, 02:21:02 PM
Quote from: Jessie on January 28, 2008, 01:58:01 PM
Hamsters are mean and they bite.
My sister had a boy and a girl hamster when we were young. They had babies. One day we woke up to find that one of the adult hamsters had eaten the eyeballs out of all the young hamsters.
No more hamsters after that.
We had a hamster eat half of one. That was the beginning of the end for us too.
I never had more than one hamster at a time.
One of my brothers stepped on the nice one that I had though, and squished him.