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Nip from Hamster Fells Young Boy
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| 06 Jan 2005
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Posted on 01/06/2005 5:58:19 PM PST by pickemuphere
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To: steplock
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:26:46 PM PST
by
cyborg
(http://mentalmumblings.blogspot.com/)
To: pickemuphere
Oh great, now they'll be banning hamsters from pet stores.
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:28:59 PM PST
by
Ciexyz
(I use the term Blue Cities, not Blue States. PA is red except for Philly, Pgh & Erie)
To: Ramius
Or, who was dared to eat whatever comes out of those cow udder thingees when you squeeze them...
What really gets me is... how was soap "discovered"?
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:29:58 PM PST
by
Nataku X
(There are no converts in Islam... only hostages.)
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:30:12 PM PST
by
Brad’s Gramma
(Proud Patriots dot ORG!!! Operation Valentine's Day!!)
To: pickemuphere
"Although tularemia has been associated with hamster hunting in Russia... Oh man, that I gotta see. I wonder if my 300 H&H Mag would take down a Russian hamster?
To: pickemuphere
When hamsters are outlawed, only Outlaws will have Hamsters!
Poor kid. Did he, or did he not survive? "Felled" could mean "died," as in when you "fell" a tree.
Never had a hamster. Mice, gerbils, guinea pigs...no hamsters in our zoo.
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:31:17 PM PST
by
Diana in Wisconsin
(Save The Earth. It's The Only Planet With Chocolate.)
To: cyborg
Wonder who was the first person to think of doing that. You mean the infamous gerbil-into-rectum thing?
("Rectum? Damn near killed him!")
Supposedly it's just a persistent urban legend:
www.snopes.com
To: rdcorso
"There will be a bunch of toothless hamsters running around in that area.An even better and more humane idea would be to create little muzzles that fit the hamsters.I bet that would be right up their alley." I wonder if there's a big demand for vets in SF who 'de-fang' and 'de-claw' the hamsters?
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:31:45 PM PST
by
KoRn
To: Ciexyz
As outlined in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the boy's family purchased six hamsters from a pet store in the Denver metropolitan area. Within a week, all of the hamsters died of diarrhea, but not before one of them bit the child on the finger.Sounds like a fun Christmas..
To: Royal Wulff
Oh man, that I gotta see. I wonder if my 300 H&H Mag would take down a Russian hamster?Are you daft, man? If you're going to hunt Russian hamsters, you better not just wound them. They'd only find your scattered bones afterwards. I'd suggest at least a .458 Lott.
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:34:12 PM PST
by
dirtboy
(To make a pearl, you must first irritate an oyster)
To: Ryan Spock
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:34:38 PM PST
by
cyborg
(http://mentalmumblings.blogspot.com/)
To: RedBloodedAmerican
I agree, I used to feed them to my snakes!
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:35:38 PM PST
by
cmsgop
(Gregoirovich, NYET!! www.revotewa.com)
To: pickemuphere
Most kids have experience with a small pet like a bird, lizard or hamster. I feel sorry for kids if lawsuits drive up the costs of small animals.
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:36:27 PM PST
by
Ciexyz
(I use the term Blue Cities, not Blue States. PA is red except for Philly, Pgh & Erie)
To: cmsgop
LOL! Same family as toy poodles (ducking)
To: dirtboy
Are you daft, man? If you're going to hunt Russian hamsters, you better not just wound them. They'd only find your scattered bones afterwards. I'd suggest at least a .458 Lott. Heck, I know a guy that hunts 'em with a 12 ga. He crawls around on his belly on the Russian tundra.
To: Ciexyz
I didn't know hamsters could carry this...I've always known tularemia as "rabbit fever."
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:42:00 PM PST
by
Judith Anne
(Thank you St. Jude for favors granted.)
To: Royal Wulff
Oh man, that I gotta see. I wonder if my 300 H&H Mag would take down a Russian hamster? I don't think down is quite the correct adverb. Apart, off, up come to mind.
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:45:27 PM PST
by
Erasmus
("The best laid men gang oft a-gley." -- R. Burns (almost))
To: Royal Wulff
Heck, I know a guy that hunts 'em with a 12 ga. He crawls around on his belly on the Russian tundra.I once had to put four slugs into a hamster. 'e dropped only ten feet from me. Had to change my underwear when it was over, and I saw those huge rodent teeth chomping down on my innards in my nightmares for months afterwards.
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:45:33 PM PST
by
dirtboy
(To make a pearl, you must first irritate an oyster)
To: pickemuphere
Tularemia is caused by the bug Francisella tularensis, which is one of the most infectious germs known and for that reason is considered a potential biologic terrorism agent. Hey, I graduated Redwood High School in Visalia. We hated Tulare High School.
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posted on
01/06/2005 6:50:20 PM PST
by
ORECON
(Condi Rice/Ann Coulter 2008)
To: RedBloodedAmerican
Actually, rats make great pets. Very smart. We've had a total of five, all now gone to rat heaven. Last two died at about a month old right after we got them. All of a sudden they were sick a died. And I eventually became very allergic to them so I had to tell my son no more rats.
We've been bitten by hamsters, as well (had four of them). Thankfully nobody got sick. My husband has alwys said "hamsters are dumber than a box of rocks."
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