my new mates

s13eater · #1 13-08-2008, 19:45

got these today for the kids.

30psi · #2 13-08-2008, 20:22

Don't put them down your pants Shaun!

s13eater · #3 13-08-2008, 20:23

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Don't put them down your pants Shaun!

the white one bit jack's finger earlier lol.

PukkaSilvia · #4 13-08-2008, 20:39

lol. why would you want those ratty things?

northerner · #5 17-08-2008, 16:58

Nice one they are great as pets if you train them. Probably as good as a cat or better. Hope they dont chew the side boards or your turbo for that matter!

s13eater · #6 19-08-2008, 22:09

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lol. why would you want those ratty things?

because they are not as useless as hamsters or fish.

s13eater · #7 19-08-2008, 22:11

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Originally Posted by northerner

Nice one they are great as pets if you train them. Probably as good as a cat or better. Hope they dont chew the side boards or your turbo for that matter!

lol, stell has put a hutch in our bedroom, no starsky though.

paulcoxon · #8 19-09-2008, 21:05

I love ferrets there great , Only downside is they do smell a bit

s13eater · #9 19-09-2008, 21:37

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I love ferrets there great , Only downside is they do smell a bit

yep they feckin do lol, i've just had old off them whilst me daughter cleaned there hutch, fecken things scratch like feck and wriggle like bastids.

paulcoxon · #10 19-09-2008, 21:54

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yep they feckin do lol, i've just had old off them whilst me daughter cleaned there hutch, fecken things scratch like feck and wriggle like bastids.

If you get the males neutered they smell a bit less.

They do scratch too, My GF's mum has 2 of em and one of em bite's