Snowball from Pinky and the Brain |
This last week a very strange thing
happened. I was shopping for groceries
at the store when all the sudden it literally started raining cats and
dogs. Among the cats and dogs I saw a
hamster. That hamster reminded me of an
old website that I used to frequent and a proverb a wise old man once told me “Remember
you can never teach an old hamster to be young again.” As I thought about this proverb, the
following thoughts came into my mind about things your pet hamster shouldn't know.
1. More
hamsters die per year in accidents involving cars driving themselves than due
to eating a lot of peanut butter. Due to
this reason the USDA recommends that you keep all self-driving cars away from
hamsters and that you remind your pet to not text while driving.
2. Due
to the amount of static electricity given off by hamsters healthcare professionals
recommend that you keep cell phones at least five feet away from your hamster.
This is important. Cell phone radiation
and static electricity have been known to actually increase the IQ of a hamster
until it matches that of The Brain. As we know from the experience of Snowball,
we really don’t want hamsters ruling the world.
3. Ice
cream is a dietary staple for gerbils and humans. Rumor has it that if you feed
ice cream to a hamster that will be able to do graduate level calculus. In case
your wondering this is a bad thing. Let me just say that the theory of gravity
was not discovered by the same Newton that you think it was.
4. Hamsters
in general are expert escape artists. When they escape they don’t really do
much. However, if you taught a hamster to steal jewelry it would them become a
master thief. After which it would put the criminal underworld out of business
making Batman out of a job.
5. This
brings us to our last point. Remember never to teach your hamster how to dress
up like Batman. Bats and hamsters share
a special brotherhood. Hamsters see bats
as flying hamsters. In essence a hamster dressed up like Batman literally becomes Batman in a literal sense.
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