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Give your hamster the freedom and flexibility to crawl anywhere around the house he/she wishes, and give the ability to Recall Hamster to a central location.
"Where's the hamster?" *button* *Vrooooomm...splut* "There he is!"
[Originally posted Jul 27 2002]
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"*Vrooooomm...splut* "There he is!" [Letsbuildafort, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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Whatever's more effecient then taping them to my leg.
Don't let your gerbil near your croissant. |
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<random thoughts> I really like this idea for some reason. It sounds like fun. Not that gerbils/hampsters have a hard time getting around once out of their cage... I envision a home full of elaborate hampster tubes... </r> |
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Hammy has absolutely no freedom at all in this contraption. he/she is just wandering around in boring old tubes just to be sucked back to the start at any given moment. cruel. |
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You're absolutely right. One should add a larger play area that the hamster is extracted from by centrifugal force when necessary. |
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(spin... spiiiinnnnnn.... ptew vroom splut.) |
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Travis, my kid's hamster, already has run of the house in his little rose-colo(u)red rodent ball. |
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I do love the idea of a "Recall Hamster" button, however. |
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bum-ba dee-da bum-da dee-da
Habitrails... to you... until we meet again... |
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Your pet spider could have a spring-loaded thread so you'd never lose him. Except cruel people might feed the thread through your waste disposal unit. |
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[blissmiss], the mention of a flat hamster was a joke relating to what would happen if the vacuum pump was set too high... |
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//the ability to Recall Hamster to a central location.// |
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I'm just envisioning the tube at the bank, and how fast the carrier gets from one side to the other. You'd better include some Nerf Hamster Armor with it. |
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Pastry for nifty sound effects. |
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Could be useful for gerbil felching also, if made portable. |
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that's gross, waugsqueke. Unless you meant to type 'fetching'. |
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I envision a small child with his pet hampster endlessly
trying to get away from him, yet being eternally returned
to the child's hands and predations. Poor thing. |
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Hamster city: powered mini-elevator, escalator, and subway. |
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My stepson once spotted his hamster was fond of climbing into a long cardboard tube. He took advantage of this by blowing him out of the end in the style of a blowpipe. His hamster suddenly lost all interest in climbing into long cardboard tubes ... |
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How this idea could work is the process of sending hamsters by pneumatic tube to mate with other hamsters of the opposite sex. You would have to set a pneumatic hamster superhighway and make sure you can send and recall the correct hamster to the correct breeding room. |
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Whatever's more effecient then taping them to my leg. Don't let your gerbil near your croissant. (+)
[Richard Gere comment omitted due to whatever respect I have for the Bakers here] |
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They should have tubes that go through the fish tank, and the bird cage. |
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trying to remember your original account name is going to drive me completely round the bend now.. |
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I was just going to comment that: believe it or not we did this one before! |
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Just ask how the guys from Cortez, CO did it ... with [link] |
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