Martin Karne on 31/5/2008 at 05:53
Quote Posted by Tocky
A big brown beaver perhaps. Careful they bite.
I don't remember this dude but when I visited a buddy we jumped around on those boulders where they filmed the other world scenes and threw rocks at each other going
dun dun dun da dut dut da dut da. Some outlaw hidey hole desert place. Does that count for remorse?
And what is the exact name for that location?
Death Valley perhaps?
Kolya on 31/5/2008 at 06:49
Quote Posted by Jennie&Tim
The best tribble substitute is a guinea pig.
I'd suggest Chinchillas instead. They have extremely dense and soft fur and they can jump around like Tribbles do.
I always thought guinea pigs were kinda lame.
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Maybe it's just me, but that thing has blank, soulless eyes and would probably kill you in your sleep with no remorse.
Kolya on 31/5/2008 at 16:49
It's just you. I had two of these to take care of for a month. They look really cute, make cute noises, feel incredibly soft and can jump something like two meters in the air. The only downside was the part where they gnawed through every cord and cable they could get a hold off.
Martin Karne on 31/5/2008 at 20:15
I had a wild rabbit who did that to wires and furniture.
They aren't rodents just by definition, they really like to bite things.
rachel on 31/5/2008 at 22:35
So that explains why they're called rodents then... It always puzzled me.
