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Post by pinky on Jan 30, 2007 0:49:42 GMT -4
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Jan 30, 2007 1:14:03 GMT -4
Funniest thing was some idiotic comment on the site: >> C'mon dude: thats animal cruelty <<  How stupid. Those Silent Spinners can really move! 12 turns!! I should record a dozen fancy mice fighting over a Combo snack. it is like a rugby match! |
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Post by pinky on Jan 30, 2007 1:16:36 GMT -4
I wanted to repost my picture of Fuzz on the same Silent Spinner wheel where he looks as though he's out of control (though not in a spin cycle), but Picturetrail deleted my account. So much for doing that tonight--gotta get some sleep!
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Jan 30, 2007 1:24:13 GMT -4
Very funny. I've seen gerbil pups fly off too. Those Silent Spinners really move. The Spiny Mice do it too, but they are so nimble they just hop out, no fuss no muss.  Didn't pay your Picturetrail fees?? Maybe if you pay them (if that was the problem) they can recreate it. |
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Post by pinky on Jan 31, 2007 1:32:37 GMT -4
This tells you how disconnected I am to the real world: Picturetrail fees?
Go ahead and laugh! ;D
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Jan 31, 2007 1:34:00 GMT -4
LOL LMBO Yea, I am up to fifty dollars a year despite trying to cut back. Now I'm not laughing!  |
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Post by pinky on Feb 2, 2007 10:11:23 GMT -4
Here it is--I figured out that I was using the wrong username to access the account. . .   DF, why is this one so small? It wasn't this small when I posted it before. . . Not the hamster spin cycle, but he looks like he's barely in control! ;D |
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Feb 2, 2007 12:46:42 GMT -4
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Post by hamwolf89 on Feb 2, 2007 21:18:27 GMT -4
wow dizzy hamster!
Wouldnt that hurt them though or not really?
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Feb 2, 2007 22:06:07 GMT -4
I don't think it would hurt them. They just spun around; they didn't crash into anything.
I wouldn't let pups (dwarf or other critters) do that with an adult around though as it could cause trouble. But these dwarfs are causing the movement themselves.
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Post by pinky on Feb 2, 2007 22:26:40 GMT -4
Trying again. . .  Ah, better this time! I think you were right, DF, about the thumbnail. . . |
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Feb 2, 2007 22:28:34 GMT -4
There we go! perfect. There is a green SS four feet away with white gerbils spinning in it here. |
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Post by pinky on Feb 2, 2007 22:40:55 GMT -4
There is a green SS four feet away with white gerbils spinning in it here. And how's the purple one that arrived in the mail holding up?? So you must have seen the photo just as I first posted it. Once I saw how it looked I clicked on "modify" to add my "oh, it worked!" comment, and just as i wrote my comment I smelled something funny. . . the steaming broccoli? No, more like the charring pan below it from which I had allowed the water to boil away!  So I had to tend to that before I could finish modifiying my post. . . Speaking of SS, my furry friend has evidently knocked his into the side of the tank (bang, bang, bang. . .). So let me go fix that. . . |
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Post by pinky on Feb 2, 2007 23:21:05 GMT -4
So Fuzz was out and about, and so I took him out to let him run on the bed. He is amusing. . . . he starts by exploring my clothes (shirt, inside of pants leg), then when he is bored with that he lies down beside me (I am lying on my side; he lies down beside my thighs). I get a kick out of this because he is not just crouching down--his legs are splayed out, his belly is flat against the bed, and he puts his head down like a dog would if lying down for a nap. I have never seen him do this anywhere else--only when he is near me in that particular spot. If I try to pet him while he's "resting," he moves further away and "rests" again. If I keep bugging him, he gives up and starts wandering around my feet. After he wanders around for a while I get him to really run by moving from place to place around the bed--whenever I move and "abandon" him, he runs back to me. Very cute.
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Feb 3, 2007 0:09:52 GMT -4
There is a green SS four feet away with white gerbils spinning in it here. And how's the purple one that arrived in the mail holding up?? So you must have seen the photo just as I first posted it. Once I saw how it looked I clicked on "modify" to add my "oh, it worked!" comment, and just as i wrote my comment I smelled something funny. . . the steaming broccoli? No, more like the charring pan below it from which I had allowed the water to boil away! So I had to tend to that before I could finish modifiying my post. . . Speaking of SS, my furry friend has evidently knocked his into the side of the tank (bang, bang, bang. . .). So let me go fix that. . . I have scores of habitats and I forget which one it is in. I will check later, but I am fairly sure one of the gerbs has it. None have broken as I reinforce the yellow hub with epoxe glue. And thanks again. That is one of the gerbs who is alone due to a death and needs to be split screened soon. I once long ago let a pot burn that way - resulting in some neighbor calling the FDNY!   Yea, I try to keep them away from the edges to be silent. That green one is a yard from my head at night, so it must work. |
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How stupid.
PM me more info if you wish. 
So I had to tend to that before I could finish modifiying my post. . .
