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For the moment, workload is a bit low, so here's a ridiculous question for you all: What pets do you have? What do they do that's funny? What's his/hers name, color, # of legs/paws, ...? We have a black hamster at home named Franklin, he tries to stick objects into his jaws that are bigger then he is... the funniest thing he does is hang upside down in his cage. I'm still wondering how he does it, because it's all full plastic except the top part (to open it), so he actually has to jump. Once we forgot to lock the cage and he managed to escape !! Occasionally he stands on top of his wheel, falling of when the starts to turn. The wonderous world of fauna :-)
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- What pets do you have: Other than my computer? None - What do they do that's funny: There's nothing funny about my PC, it crashes... - What's his/hers name, color # of legs/paws: My computer doesn't have a name, it's black and last time I checked there were no legs. No seriously, I don't have a pet. However, I would like one, something like a fish. But I don't have the room for an aquarium right now, so that has to wait until I move out of this place.
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J4amieC wrote:
I had to look up the meaning of that - aggressive .
:omg: Sorry, I meant petulant (moved to or showing sudden, impatient irritation, esp. over some trifling annoyance) like a teenager.
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Tim Carmichael wrote:
Bob, female, ... Larry, female, ... Darryl, male, ... Shelby, male, ...
Am I missing something here, or do these cats have some sort of gender identification issues?
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For the moment, workload is a bit low, so here's a ridiculous question for you all: What pets do you have? What do they do that's funny? What's his/hers name, color, # of legs/paws, ...? We have a black hamster at home named Franklin, he tries to stick objects into his jaws that are bigger then he is... the funniest thing he does is hang upside down in his cage. I'm still wondering how he does it, because it's all full plastic except the top part (to open it), so he actually has to jump. Once we forgot to lock the cage and he managed to escape !! Occasionally he stands on top of his wheel, falling of when the starts to turn. The wonderous world of fauna :-)
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Ooh, I finally think I have something interesting to reply about. We have five ferrets, two bearded dragon lizards, and one sugar glider. I grew up having dogs and cats, but my older son is allergic to cats and my younger son is allergic to dogs - go figure. They seem ok with the ferrets though. Ferrets are interesting enough, but two weeks ago when my whole family was sick, we found out ferrets can catch the flu. Try four sick family members and five sneezing and coughing ferrets for fun. One also got an ear infection, his balance was screwed up, and he kept falling over. Scott
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For the moment, workload is a bit low, so here's a ridiculous question for you all: What pets do you have? What do they do that's funny? What's his/hers name, color, # of legs/paws, ...? We have a black hamster at home named Franklin, he tries to stick objects into his jaws that are bigger then he is... the funniest thing he does is hang upside down in his cage. I'm still wondering how he does it, because it's all full plastic except the top part (to open it), so he actually has to jump. Once we forgot to lock the cage and he managed to escape !! Occasionally he stands on top of his wheel, falling of when the starts to turn. The wonderous world of fauna :-)
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Tomorrow I'm bringing you my sweetie's photo :)
Code-Frog:So if this is Pumpkinhead. Time for him to run and hide. It's an interesting thought really.
You keep your girlfriend as pet? :omg: :wtf: :laugh:
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we have 1 cat, Tricksey^. she likes to steal my wife's feathered hair clips and groom them as if they were her kittens.
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You keep your girlfriend as pet? :omg: :wtf: :laugh:
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Yeah both have something in common :- Having them is nice but maintaining them sucks :(
Code-Frog:So if this is Pumpkinhead. Time for him to run and hide. It's an interesting thought really.
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For the moment, workload is a bit low, so here's a ridiculous question for you all: What pets do you have? What do they do that's funny? What's his/hers name, color, # of legs/paws, ...? We have a black hamster at home named Franklin, he tries to stick objects into his jaws that are bigger then he is... the funniest thing he does is hang upside down in his cage. I'm still wondering how he does it, because it's all full plastic except the top part (to open it), so he actually has to jump. Once we forgot to lock the cage and he managed to escape !! Occasionally he stands on top of his wheel, falling of when the starts to turn. The wonderous world of fauna :-)
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I had a beagle in America: terribly hard to train but tons of fun, especially for my younger siblings.
This is 10% luck, 20% percent skill, 15% concentrated power of will. 5% pleasure, 50% pain, And 100% reason to remember the name!
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For the moment, workload is a bit low, so here's a ridiculous question for you all: What pets do you have? What do they do that's funny? What's his/hers name, color, # of legs/paws, ...? We have a black hamster at home named Franklin, he tries to stick objects into his jaws that are bigger then he is... the funniest thing he does is hang upside down in his cage. I'm still wondering how he does it, because it's all full plastic except the top part (to open it), so he actually has to jump. Once we forgot to lock the cage and he managed to escape !! Occasionally he stands on top of his wheel, falling of when the starts to turn. The wonderous world of fauna :-)
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Raphael - 10 yr. old male tiger cat. Fat and loves everyone. During the spring and summer he sits on our screened-in porch and yowls at the people walking by. If they come over, he rolls over on his back for them to rub his tummy. Gabriel - 10 yr. old male tiger cat. Much more dignified than Raphael. Does undercover work for the local police. Michael - 8 yr. old male cat. He was pretty feral when we took him in, and he still frightens easily. Has a strange fixation on my sister-in-law (who's nice looking, but the wrong species). Canada - 4 yr. old female cat. I'm the only person in the house she likes (no accounting for taste, I suppose). Phoenix - 1 yr. old male cockatiel. Can peel wallpaper with his morning screeching. Poe and Hawthorne - 6 month old female society finches. We know they're female because one of them laid four eggs a while back, and nothing hatched. My wife named before we had determined their gender. The bills from the psychotherapist are horrendous. Wendy - 5 month old dwarf rat. My daughter's pet. If you give her grapes or carrots, she'll be your best friend. Limited on conversation.
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For the moment, workload is a bit low, so here's a ridiculous question for you all: What pets do you have? What do they do that's funny? What's his/hers name, color, # of legs/paws, ...? We have a black hamster at home named Franklin, he tries to stick objects into his jaws that are bigger then he is... the funniest thing he does is hang upside down in his cage. I'm still wondering how he does it, because it's all full plastic except the top part (to open it), so he actually has to jump. Once we forgot to lock the cage and he managed to escape !! Occasionally he stands on top of his wheel, falling of when the starts to turn. The wonderous world of fauna :-)
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Reeses, 4 legs. Completely non-viscious. When a stranged enters she may bark ferouciously while backing up and peeing on the carpet. Tricks: Sit, Down, Play dead, roll over, speak, stay, shake, other hand (shakes with opposite hand), up (jumps up), down (gets off something), jump (jumps over something), go to your room (goes to her crate or room depending on location), get in the truck (jumps in truck), what did I tell you (repeat last command), heel, not so far (when walking of the leash and she goes to far), bow (back legs standing front paws laying), go get it (fetch), give it to me (bring something to me), drop it (release something in mouth) find your toy, give me x (certain items she likes), smell (present item for her to memorize), find (she tracks the item where hidden, some days up to half a mile), go get 'em (chases people), kill (jump on people playfully), and lastly go say hello (walks to someone) I think thats all but I don't really have the list written out.
On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question. - Charles Babbage
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For the moment, workload is a bit low, so here's a ridiculous question for you all: What pets do you have? What do they do that's funny? What's his/hers name, color, # of legs/paws, ...? We have a black hamster at home named Franklin, he tries to stick objects into his jaws that are bigger then he is... the funniest thing he does is hang upside down in his cage. I'm still wondering how he does it, because it's all full plastic except the top part (to open it), so he actually has to jump. Once we forgot to lock the cage and he managed to escape !! Occasionally he stands on top of his wheel, falling of when the starts to turn. The wonderous world of fauna :-)
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Well, we have Tom & Jerry.. They can be quite the show at times :) http://www.rockymoore.com/RandomThoughts/archive/2006/03/06/684.aspx[^] They seem to shred everything in the house and there is hardly a place they do not get into. At least we have no mice in the house :) I think I have found insight into just how they think though: http://www.rockymoore.com/Humor/archive/2007/01/09/Dog_and_Cat_Diaries.aspx[^]
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Your "pets" have a loooong tail now! I mean your thread :-D
Code-Frog:So if this is Pumpkinhead. Time for him to run and hide. It's an interesting thought really.
Lol, it's a nice change. Lately there was a lot of arguing and bashing each other ;-)
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My brother has quite a collection, snakes, spiders, etc. http://www.reptileworld.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
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Nice Pythons! How big will they get (i.e. full-grown)? I used to keep snakes, but I've never had a Python yet.
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Reeses, 4 legs. Completely non-viscious. When a stranged enters she may bark ferouciously while backing up and peeing on the carpet. Tricks: Sit, Down, Play dead, roll over, speak, stay, shake, other hand (shakes with opposite hand), up (jumps up), down (gets off something), jump (jumps over something), go to your room (goes to her crate or room depending on location), get in the truck (jumps in truck), what did I tell you (repeat last command), heel, not so far (when walking of the leash and she goes to far), bow (back legs standing front paws laying), go get it (fetch), give it to me (bring something to me), drop it (release something in mouth) find your toy, give me x (certain items she likes), smell (present item for her to memorize), find (she tracks the item where hidden, some days up to half a mile), go get 'em (chases people), kill (jump on people playfully), and lastly go say hello (walks to someone) I think thats all but I don't really have the list written out.
On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question. - Charles Babbage
Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:
kill (jump on people playfully)
Doesn't look like you have a command for the non-playful variation. ;P BTW that's one hell of a list! You just need a command for "stop barking ferouciously while backing up and peeing on the carpet" :)
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Nice Pythons! How big will they get (i.e. full-grown)? I used to keep snakes, but I've never had a Python yet.
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Hi Ashley, The royal python grows to around 3 to 6 feet in length and the carpet python can get up to around 10 feet or more - which is impressive. He has kept snakes for years now, starting off with Garter snakes many years ago. regards Jonathan
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