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• thericketandoo commented on Dopey the hamster, and his private LEGO elevator.
  This video made me so sad! Dopey never gave up though. He tried...and tried...and tried...over and over and FINALLY succeeded! I hope it felt good for him....
• insomma commented on Dopey the hamster, and his private LEGO elevator.
  The laugh is awesome!...
• Teresa Nielsen Hayden commented on Dopey the hamster, and his private LEGO elevator.
  Antinous, Hiro Frumentius is unavailable for comment at the moment. He's busy with extremely important running up and down and around and over the ramps and levels of his cage, plus the strategically essential vertical wall climbs. Hamsters do indeed get bored. In the wild, Syrian hamsters can roam for miles every night. I don't know the roaming stats on Dwarf Siberians, but an automated puzzle that keeps one going that many tries is a big win. DWNLDTH5 @8, don't worry. He'll get the nibblet in good time. Jellyblue (45), I take it you've never owned a hamster. The cube...
• Antinous / Moderator commented on Dopey the hamster, and his private LEGO elevator.
  That would explain why house cats are the dominant species on earth....
• Teresa Nielsen Hayden commented on Dopey the hamster, and his private LEGO elevator.
  The reason Syrian hamsters aren't Earth's dominant species is that they're inclined to think other critters are friendly (unless the critter is another Syrian hamster). This has to be unnatural. My theory is that a UFO once landed in Syria, the aliens' kid's genetically engineered pets escaped, and they couldn't be found before the UFO had to leave. There's no other way to account for it....