dublinblue12
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Don't go to Peru
They do like to eat them there, don't they?Don't go to Peru
they eat them here too, and Bolivia, the taste is not bad if Im honest.A delicacy in Peru by all accounts
Absolutely pointless pets.Mrs just brought home a couple of females. I have never had rodents before. Any pointers on what you need to do with them?
From what I read online, they are just fat bastards and you just keep giving them vegetation?
Guinflation...Pet shop near us used to sell them £1.05p each for some reason.
Perhaps it was because that's what pet shops do.Pet shop near us used to sell them £1.05p each for some reason.
Or feltching if you're that depraved. Appreciate in the tale below it was a gerbil but be warned...Don't try and shag one. Never ends well.
The wife?Absolutely pointless pets.
You feed them, they shit, you clean them out.
That's it.
somebody entirely missed the point on this one ;-)Guinflation...
Get rid of the wife.Mrs just brought home a couple of females. I have never had rodents before. Any pointers on what you need to do with them?
From what I read online, they are just fat bastards and you just keep giving them vegetation?
And keep the Guinea Pigs? :DGet rid of the wife.
The audio version is better :-)Or feltching if you're that depraved. Appreciate in the tale below it was a gerbil but be warned...
https://darwinawards.com/legends/legends1998-10.html
Is the correct answer…imagine eating them…ew dirty fuckersCellotape them tightly if you are going to fuck them or they will split.
Or so Musty told me.
Yes it could have been a fox but my money is on the fact that whilst you were away for a fortnight in Benidorm, they were struggling to open the cage, climb down and walk to the garage to get their food.We had two. Absolute waste of time. Stink as well
Came back off holiday and they were both dead in the hutch. Think a fox had scared them to death. Apparently they have weak hearts