Go go pets hamsters & accessories stock updates & discussion Part 2

Nuttygal

squashpoppy wrote: »

Hi, my boys were just watching cbbc and they had a go go hamster in a normal hamster house running on a normal hamster wheel, it was working fine.

This is my first post so be gentle!

Nobodys ever mentioned trying them in a normal house or on a normal wheel so they probably will work hun, might be a help to all those struggling to find extras. The ball is definately one of the things that has to be a go go one if you know what I mean.

Welcome to the forum xxx

a_confused_mum

a_confused_mum wrote: »

ooooh hamster nativty plays....

STOP it now :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

weddings........look they even have hats for the occassion
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/chu-chu-clothes-Hat-4-zhu-zhu-go-go-pets-Handmade-H01_W0QQitemZ270498113331QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_3?hash=item3efaf1a733

Cazevans

Ahhhhhh there are soooo many Santa Letter sites - Funny cause i trust the TRU one instantly but am dubious about some of the others.......Guess it's just cause RU are well know - no matter how crap their customer service!!

LaLaLady

Few bits on Gumtree

http://leeds.gumtree.com/leeds/28501_1.html

House for £26
Car for £15

nat_urally

Cazevans wrote: »

Ahhhhhh there are soooo many Santa Letter sites - Funny cause i trust the TRU one instantly but am dubious about some of the others.......Guess it's just cause RU are well know - no matter how crap their customer service!!

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=13108 hope this helps xxx

ikkle87

debjay wrote: »

I have bought my niece a hamster with a house for Xmas.

My theory is that I can add to this for her birthday in Feb if she likes it.

What age are people buying these for?

dont tell anyone but 22 lol now sssshhhhh lol

nat_urally

ikkle87 wrote: »

dont tell anyone but 22 lol now sssshhhhh lol

hehe i'm 22 and just bought chunk for myself! ...:o

Cazevans

nat_urally wrote: »

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=13108 hope this helps xxx

Thanks - I am looking at that as well but not overly impressed by the free letter - but then i guess you get what you pay for. Last year i typed out an email to the kids and sent it to myself (a different email address that still comes to home which i renamed as Father Christmas) - and then the kids sat and read it with me. That went down quite well - actually i think i was more excited than them (and I wrote it! :rotfl:) but i thought a letter might be a little more real this time and i think my 7 yr old is starting to dis-believe so it may help here a little.

diamond

nat_urally wrote: »

that sounds excellent!...there is nothing wrong with your age at all...there are 3 people in my class that are..35, 36 and 42!..not old at all..but if they can do it you can age doesnt stop you going back to learning...only you do. i say good on you :T

Aww thanks

nat_urally

Cazevans wrote: »

Thanks - I am looking at that as well but not overly impressed by the free letter - but then i guess you get what you pay for. Last year i typed out an email to the kids and sent it to myself (a different email address that still comes to home which i renamed as Father Christmas) - and then the kids sat and read it with me. That went down quite well - actually i think i was more excited than them (and I wrote it! :rotfl:) but i thought a letter might be a little more real this time and i think my 7 yr old is starting to dis-believe so it may help here a little.

aw that's cute!my parents used to handwrite ones to leave beside the "eaten" carrot and mince pie...there's actually a video of me finding it when i was 4/5..i nearly wet my pants with excitement...its hilarious!i havent seen an example of the royal mail one...do you know where i could see one?havent looked properly though xxx