Army Thread 11th April

[Tabbers (a.k.a. KTAB)]

Army Thread 11th April

Opps ok young Reccie. What is it with those growing herbs you can get in the supermarkets, they always snuff it in a couple of weeks no matter how much I talk nicely to them.

Hi Molly, make sure that nasty mint is in a pot or it will smother your rampant spuds in no time.

[Recluse]

Army Thread 11th April

Buggerit Molly - now I have to go to the garden centre today. Ok, so at least that's one thing on my To Do list for today (apart from frying bacon, that is). And a very good morning to you, BTW, Molly.

Know what you mean about the herbs ktabs. I don't even have to talk to 'em - usually if I just stand next to them or take a peek at them it's fatal. :upset:

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 11th April

:hallo: Hello again, Army

My day has settled nicely, for which I'm grateful.

I've been Googling the art of rearing baby hamsters. Apparently we must just leave them alone and keep the mother well fed. If only having human babies had been so easy :upset::upset::upset:

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 11th April

yo Tips,

Mummy hamsters have an awful habit of errm ............eating their young. So keep feeding her.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 11th April

JackieClaire;1095986 wrote: yo Tips,

Mummy hamsters have an awful habit of errm ............eating their young. So keep feeding her.

I drew the line at chicken... Our rodent will remain steadfastly vegetarian(-ish) - I gave her some boiled egg.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 11th April

tiptronic_ct;1095995 wrote: I drew the line at chicken... Our rodent will remain steadfastly vegetarian(-ish) - I gave her some boiled egg.

I nearly died when our little hamster stuffed his face with a piece of chicken I thought someone was pulling me leg that hamsters ate meat.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 11th April

JackieClaire;1095999 wrote: I nearly died when our little hamster stuffed his face with a piece of chicken I thought someone was pulling me leg that hamsters ate meat.

Maybe I'll pop a wing into her cage tonight and see if she gnaws the bones clean...

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 11th April

tiptronic_ct;1096007 wrote: Maybe I'll pop a wing into her cage tonight and see if she gnaws the bones clean...

anything's better than baby hamsters.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 11th April

JackieClaire;1096010 wrote: anything's better than baby hamsters.

They're bloody ugly, though: they look like fat wormy type things. A pink / red and hairless squirmy bunch...

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 11th April

Then again, I don't think newborn human babies are cute either. Both the cubs were pretty ugly when they were born. They were hairless too, BTW :H As bald as their dad...

[one2many]

Army Thread 11th April

LMAO, my babies were beautiful!

I would LOVE a baby hamster!

[EnglishWriter77]

Army Thread 11th April

tiptronic_ct;1096012 wrote: Then again, I don't think newborn human babies are cute either. Both the cubs were pretty ugly when they were born. They were hairless too, BTW :H As bald as their dad...

I didn't like to say.... :H

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 11th April

Ah but you see my babies were the most beautiful creatures ever to grace this earth even the son and heir came in a nice fetching blue............wee bit of oxygen sorted that out toot sweet.

I would unleash a mass photo binge on you, but I can't be arsed.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 11th April

Hiya Oney & EW

Other people's babies come out even uglier, of course... I've learned to lie about it with a straight face - it preserves friendships :goodjob:

You can have 8 - 10 of them Oney - I'll mail them off to you like I did with Tigger.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 11th April

JackieClaire;1096019 wrote:

I would unleash a mass photo binge on you, but I can't be arsed.

Not even for the smell of chocolate?