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Onigiri Chan
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TakaraNeko
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necrozombie
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i have three cats...
e-clair, pibb and piglet... XD
...e-clair is soooo spoiled..
so is piglet..
but pibb's just older and meaner.. X)
..and lazier.. X)
piglet's the cutest.. see why he's named piglet?
pibb wasn't exactly posing for the pic..
and piglet was more intent on attacking the camera than posing..
pibb's actual name is mr. pibbley smootches..
then piglet is just named after piglet from winnie the pooh.. (and cuz of his cute little nose..)
then e-clair.... named by my mum.. she didn't want the cat so i took 'im with when i left.. *shrugs*
i have no idea y he's called e-clair.. X)
e-clair, pibb and piglet... XD
...e-clair is soooo spoiled..
so is piglet..
but pibb's just older and meaner.. X)
..and lazier.. X)
piglet's the cutest.. see why he's named piglet?
pibb wasn't exactly posing for the pic..
and piglet was more intent on attacking the camera than posing..
pibb's actual name is mr. pibbley smootches..
then piglet is just named after piglet from winnie the pooh.. (and cuz of his cute little nose..)
then e-clair.... named by my mum.. she didn't want the cat so i took 'im with when i left.. *shrugs*
i have no idea y he's called e-clair.. X)
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My roommate is a blind tabby named Stupid.
Kara_Nari
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The only things that I have now are cockroaches and other such bugs. I never asked them to come to my house though, and they seem content on eating me and eachother, so they are easy to look after, unfortunately they are not as easy to kill.
In New Zealand I had lots of pets over a long period of time.
When I was really young, I had a duckling called Buzbit, then I had a cat that ran away, and I dont remember that cat. Then there were my pet goldfish... Tinkerbell, Tenka, Mikan and De Me chan, all of which died due to over loving. Two lambs called Cornflakes and Clover, some other sheep which were more someone elses than mine, maybe 4 geese Goosey Goosey, Gander, Daphne and Avis (I cant remember if there were more or if some of the names belonged to the sheep). Then there was the cat that just arrived at my mums house and is still there to this day, his name is Moggadon, and then there is my beloved Puppy Tubby Tumbles (Tubbles for short) who is living with my best friends mother in New Zealand. I would love to get a spider here in Korea, as long as it was big enough to eat all of the cockroaches and other bugs, just maybe Granny would kill it. I like spiders alot! I dont know what I would call it though... probably Princess or something like that.
Turtles are adorable too...
I just hate mice and rats, and ferrets ugh they give me the creeps.
In New Zealand I had lots of pets over a long period of time.
When I was really young, I had a duckling called Buzbit, then I had a cat that ran away, and I dont remember that cat. Then there were my pet goldfish... Tinkerbell, Tenka, Mikan and De Me chan, all of which died due to over loving. Two lambs called Cornflakes and Clover, some other sheep which were more someone elses than mine, maybe 4 geese Goosey Goosey, Gander, Daphne and Avis (I cant remember if there were more or if some of the names belonged to the sheep). Then there was the cat that just arrived at my mums house and is still there to this day, his name is Moggadon, and then there is my beloved Puppy Tubby Tumbles (Tubbles for short) who is living with my best friends mother in New Zealand. I would love to get a spider here in Korea, as long as it was big enough to eat all of the cockroaches and other bugs, just maybe Granny would kill it. I like spiders alot! I dont know what I would call it though... probably Princess or something like that.
Turtles are adorable too...
I just hate mice and rats, and ferrets ugh they give me the creeps.
Kara_Nari
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Haha, dont worry I WILL leave them alone, I wont be touching any in a hurry.
I like the names of your mice though. But I think your bunny is much more becoming.
Im so glad I havent seen any rats or mice in my time here in Korea. Oh im sure they're out there, just I have been fortunate enough not to come across any. Actually I havent even seen that many spiders either.
I did watch a fascinating show the other night on spiders, has anyone seen the 'Wishbone spider'? Wow I really want one of them, they are beautiful.
I like the names of your mice though. But I think your bunny is much more becoming.
Im so glad I havent seen any rats or mice in my time here in Korea. Oh im sure they're out there, just I have been fortunate enough not to come across any. Actually I havent even seen that many spiders either.
I did watch a fascinating show the other night on spiders, has anyone seen the 'Wishbone spider'? Wow I really want one of them, they are beautiful.
Flashjeff
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I have nine stuffed bears in my living room. Stuffed bears are the perfect pet, they don't eat a lot, you don't have to walk them or take them to the vet or leave droppings on the carpet. I just dust 'em off once a week and they're happy campers. The only problem I have with my bears is that they're notorious couch potatoes. They can't wait for me to come home and turn on the TV so they can veg out and watch ESPN or the latest anime with me. But I guess I can live with that!
Void
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teddy bears are nice (and other stuffed) - get a cozy sleep, huggin one. But there is no feedback and heat warmth.
I got two cats, the smaller one is very communicative. She touches our feet when we pass by, she comes in the morning saying Meowww, rubs her head and bites my chin or nose with affection.
Live animals are more giving, their love is so self-less, they happy when we happy and support us when we`re upset (unlike bacterias)
I got two cats, the smaller one is very communicative. She touches our feet when we pass by, she comes in the morning saying Meowww, rubs her head and bites my chin or nose with affection.
Live animals are more giving, their love is so self-less, they happy when we happy and support us when we`re upset (unlike bacterias
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Kara_Nari
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Ooh I forgot about Lola, she is an english Bull Terrior, and Cosmo the loving kitty and Wickett, he's the champion cat of the family. Then there are the million tropical fishes that were in tanks all around the house, housing with the snails. These animals were not legally mine, but they adopted me, and let me live with them, and made me feel welcome.
flashjeff said:I have nine stuffed bears in my living room. Stuffed bears are the perfect pet, they don't eat a lot, you don't have to walk them or take them to the vet or leave droppings on the carpet. I just dust 'em off once a week and they're happy campers. The only problem I have with my bears is that they're notorious couch potatoes. They can't wait for me to come home and turn on the TV so they can veg out and watch ESPN or the latest anime with me. But I guess I can live with that!
i'd love to have a real life bear as a pet wouldn't you?
be hard to tell it to sleep on the floor not the bed.
lexico
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- 22 Dec 2004
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Cutie ! I used to raise two when I was younger !
And a good one, FlashJeff; I might have said the same !
@ Horizon; you should keep him away from the monitor or (s)he might get undue exposure radiation even if the emissions level have passed the industry tandard (only for humans sitting at a fair distance, not close up under the monitor !) -- esp. damaging from that close a distance. Did you have heim/her neutered ? If that were the case, the danger of having congenitally diseased baby mice might not be a problem, but it might suffer after long exposure himslef/herself.
And a good one, FlashJeff; I might have said the same !
@ Horizon; you should keep him away from the monitor or (s)he might get undue exposure radiation even if the emissions level have passed the industry tandard (only for humans sitting at a fair distance, not close up under the monitor !) -- esp. damaging from that close a distance. Did you have heim/her neutered ? If that were the case, the danger of having congenitally diseased baby mice might not be a problem, but it might suffer after long exposure himslef/herself.
Horizon
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flashjeff said:Horizon: A question. Do you occasionally use you rodent as a substitute for the computer kind!
Sorry, I couldn't resist!
No...He's a rat, not a mouse!
lexico said:
He normally doesn't go under it much. He likes to go behind the printer more, but I'll keep that in mind and make sure he stays a bit away from it. Thanks for informing me of this.
And he's not a mouse...? -is confused again-
Oh! And thanks!
