Lalalala...

[stormmonkey]

Mmm, work is slow today. I should probably put away the new shipment. It was only one box, so there's not much. Then I have to finish changing out the display and making room for more knives.
On a different note, everyone send good thoughts to JustNate. His workplace had another break-in, and he's a bit bummed about it. He could use some cheering up

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hey chell

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Hey Chell- This might make you upset, and I am not saying this to piss you off or anything but I have to say this. When Becka gave you the hoodie boys while you were house sitting you told us that the larger hooded boys were aggressive so be careful, and they nipped at us... jack the ripper and his couple of buddies... well, when we went up to SF you were going to give him to that lady if she wanted him and you never said anything about them being aggressive to her. Never told her that he ate Bishop. Ruthie got her finger torn apart, and almost lost it from the infection right in front of her and you still claimed that wasn't normal for him. You left him at our house for a night which turned into weeks.. and I couldn't even feed him, as he lunged at me as well(and he got me good) I had to drop the food in little bits from the top to avoid being bitten. He bit Yaniv too

Re: hey chell

[stormmonkey]

He didn't bite Yaniv, Yaniv was helping me clean cages and was there when *I* got bit.
And I have no plans to foist him off on anyone, and have been very honest with everyone who's asked. The other hoodie boys are NOT nippy. They were when I first got them from Becka because she never handled them. They're all very curious and friendly now that they've had some socialization. They still need some work on their shyness, but they aren't biters or skittish.
Yes, I always joke about feeding Jack to a snake. But if I was serious about it, it would have already happened.

Re: hey chell

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well i had to ask since you never mention it unless someone asks (which really sucks).. and you never did tell that lady in SF--- not even after Ruthies finger got ripped apart, you acted like it was uncharacteristic of him (which it wasnt) and you tried to convince her not to go to the hospital (and later, tried to tell her she doesn't have to go back to have it checked on) so it just seemed like youd want to try to give him away again, thats all.

Re: hey chell

[stormmonkey]

Uhm, no, actually I was the one who said she should go to the hospital and she didn't want to and didn't want to until we finally got her medicated. As for the going back to the hospital to have it checked, she'd been complaining about coverage and transportation, so I said if she didn't want to go, that we could take her to either my aunt who went to medical school, or to Dianne's father who works at the ER, to have it looked at.

[tg2k]

Just so you know, starherd hasn't seen Charlie and the Chocolate Factory either...she's probably going to see it today.

[stormmonkey]

LOL Wow! I'd have expected her to be lined up for the opening night show! Tell her to let me know what she thinks once she sees it. :p

[tg2k]

She said she liked it, especially how people caught on that the Oompa Loompa songs seemed a little "rehearsed"--apparently in the book it was this way. Willy Wonka had deliberately set up traps for each of the children. But she believes that the original movie was a little closer to the book than this one with respect to the trap for Charlie (since they were so poor, the offer of money for one of Wonka's secrets was set there to tempt him).

I think maybe I'll read the book (and its sequel) when next I visit Mount Union.

[stormmonkey]

Yeah, makes me want to reread them too.
Especially since the fates seem to be against me seeing the darn movie...