Monday, August 31
女人不该让男人太累---陈小春
对不起让你失望
你的渴望对我是很难
太多人比我强也承认我平凡
我已经拼命追赶
你的眼神请别那么冷淡
就算再付出我都撑得住
我不怕辛苦苦到什么地步
只要你满足但你何时满足
爱的好累真的好苦
女人不该让男人太累
虽然你是我的一切
也别让我感觉爱你很可悲
爱的好累真的好苦
从来听不见你一句赞美
从来听不见你一句安慰
就算我作的都白费
至少自尊让我保留一点
爱的好累真的好苦
我不怕辛苦可是怎样你才满足
爱的好累
Friday, August 28
TAG
★.PART ONE
Q01、你的大名?★江俊杰
Q02、你認為什麼才算是真正幸福?★不懂叻,没试过。。。
Q03、你們覺得友情重要還是愛情重要,為什麼?★ 两个都重要。。。
Q04、你相信天長地久嗎?★ 不,信的话我就不用像现在酱啦。。。
Q05、你現在過得快樂麼?★ 还好咯。。。
Q06、如果有秘密,你真的會做到坦白的告訴對方嗎?★ 看是什么秘密和她是谁咯。。。
Q07、喜歡小Baby嗎?★ 喜欢。。。
Q08、覺得友情是永遠的麼?★ 是。。。。
Q09、希望自己多大結婚?★ 看下先咯。。。
Q10、你會為他(她)做自己從來不會做的事情?★ 会。。。
Q11、你覺得女生捲髮好還是直發好?★ 各有各的好看咯~。。。
Q12、最想去哪裡旅遊?★女人的内心。。。
Q13、一輩子都不會忘記的事?★ 爱过她的那件事咯。。。
Q14、如果愛一個人,是不是要拼命挽回他(她)?★ 再试着。。。
Q15、看到天空你想起的第一個人是誰?★ 我自己。。。
Q16、你會愛他(她)一輩子麼?★这是一个很傻的问题,没人知道答案的问题。。。
Q17、喜歡你的人和你喜歡的人,你會選哪個?★ 我蛮贪心的喔,两个都想要。。。
Q18、你會以何種方式表現你對他(她)的愛?★ 这题不想回答,抱歉。。。
Q19、如果看到自己最愛的人熟睡在你面前你會做什麼?抱著他(她)?★ 静静抱着她。。。
Q20、如果你想痛扁一個人,你希望那個人是?★ 不爽的人咯~(就是你不用看酱多)。。。
Q21、你會後悔過自己的決定嗎?★ 绝对不会。。。
Q22、現在最迷什麼?★ 电脑游戏,找小妹妹(很少了她)。。。
Q23、你是好孩子嗎?★ 绝对是,很多人认同了。。。哈哈。。。
Q24、覺得愛情和麵包哪個重要?★ 爱情。。。
Q25、如果你失戀了你會怎麼樣?★ 没试过叻。。。
Q26、如果你的BF(GF)經常不回家的話,你會怎樣?★ 相信她。。。
Q27、现在给你勇气,你最想做些什么事?★ 向人告白。。。
★.PART TWO
Q01、是誰傳給你這份問卷的?★ 刘唯琦。。。
Q02、你們認識多久呢?★ 不知道耶~哈哈。。。
Q03、TA對你來說重要嗎?★ 当然。。。
Q04、你與TA的關係是?★ 朋友咯~也是他姐姐的朋友。。。
Q05、請問TA的興趣是?★ 这我真得不懂。。。
Q06、你覺得TA的個性如何?★ 不清楚哦。。。
Q07、TA在你心目中是幾分?★ 80/100。。。
Q08、睡覺前第一件事?開風扇?看着我的N80咯。。。
Q09、你的偶像?★ 数不清。。。
Q10、你喜歡的季節?春夏秋冬。。。
Q11、你打工麼?★ 没打过工。。。
Q12、打工次數?★ 没有。。。
Q13、你想住的國家?★ PARIS。。。
Q14、你討厭什麼樣的個性?★ 死缠烂打,烦。。。
Q15、你會抽煙麼?★ 绝对不会碰。。。
Q16、你會喝酒麼?★ 会,而却很喜欢。。。
Q17、你常哭麼?★ 流血不流泪。。。
Q18、你常笑麼?★ 笑要原因的吗???
Q19、你喜歡去哪玩?★ 大自然。。。
Q20、去玩時喜歡自己一個人去麼?★ 不喜欢,除非是。。。。。。
Q21、是假日時你都睡到幾點?★ 11am 呱。。。
Q22、今天的天氣是?★ 雨。。。
Q23、你們知道最遠的距離是什麽嗎?★ 就是0距離最遠。。。
★.PART THREE
Q1、你的声音好听吗★ 你要听啊?
Q2、你的皮包里有什么说说吧★ 很多"心"(用钱折的)。。。
Q3、你生命中最重要的人是?★ 朋友。。。
Q4、啥东西是你喜欢吃的呀?★ 好吃的。我是很挑食的。。。
Q5 现在有喜欢的人吗?★ 不懂是喜欢还是爱她了。。。
Q6、你還喜歡他(她)嗎?★ 100%有。。。
Q7、你觉得自己坏吗?★ 非常坏。。。
谁想玩得就拿来玩啦。。。TAGGED U...︿︿
Monday, August 24
KJK是个怎样的人呢??
~我觉得他很无能
~每天都只会睡觉罢了
~很串
~很喜欢自以为是
~是个很闷很无聊的人
~有时会很唠叨
~有时也很不负责任的
~不够主动
~有时也很担小
~是个玩不起的人
~是一个蛮自私的人
~很喜欢作弄人
~有时很欠打
~不够温柔和体贴
~叫他出去玩时又多多借口
~太过于带面具识人,而导致他有很少朋友罢了
~对女生一点都不了解
~有时说的东西很难让人明白
~每天对着电话和电脑的时间还比对着人多
~喜欢踩低人家来显示自己有多好
~整天只会顾着找小妹妹
~明明很爱她但又迟迟不敢向她表白
~整天说很疼女生,但我可一点都不见得
~每次说自己很会哄人,屁啦
~整天都去找人做他的妹妹
~不够时间来陪他喜欢的人
~对女生太过于亲密,而导致常常让人误会
各位请给下意见,看我有没有说错我自己。。。谢谢~~~ KJK 上
Wednesday, August 19
Tomorrow from Avril Lavigne
And I wanna believe you,
When you tell me that it'll be ok,
Ya I try to believe you,
But I don't
When you say that it's gonna be,
It always turns out to be a different way,
I try to believe you,
Not today, today, today, today, today...
I don't know how to feel,
tomorrow, tomorrow,
I don't know what to say,
tomorrow, tomorrow
Is a different day
It's always been up to you,
It's turning around,
It's up to me,
I'm gonna do what I have to do,
just do
Gimme a little time,
Leave me alone a little while,
Maybe it's not too late,
not today, today, today, today, today...
I don't know how to feel,
tomorrow, tomorrow,
I don't know what to say,
tomorrow, tomorrow
Is a different day
And I know I'm not ready,
Maybe tomorrow
And I know I'm not ready,
Maybe tomorrow
And I wanna believe you,
When you tell me that it'll be ok,
Ya I try to believe you,
Not today, today, today, today, today...
Tomorrow it may change
Tomorrow it may change
Tomorrow it may change
Tomorrow it may change
Tuesday, August 18
Hope get well soon
i hear from ur frenz that u have infected h1n1...
hope u get well soon...
Monday, August 17
No metal bar cage!!!
Although many hamsters chew on their cage bars, it is neither healthy or safe. Chewing on the hard metal bars of their cage can cause brain damage and misaligned teeth. Excessive bar chewing can cause the brain to become misaligned, in turn causing brain damage. Likewise, chewing the bars can cause a hamster's teeth to break, misaligning them. Misaligned teeth will need regular trimming to keep them at the proper length. If a hamsters teeth break off, they will be different lengths. Left untreated, they will grow up into the brain, eventually killing the hamster. Bar chewing is sometimes caused by boredom, so take plenty of time to play with your hamster, and provide plenty of toys. Swap the toys around regularly to stop your hamsters' environment from becoming monotonous. As an alternative to chewing the bars, you might try providing fruit tree branches (make sure they have not been treated with pesticides) or wooden chews. However, many hamsters will not want to chew on the wood. As an alternative to wooden chews, many hamsters prefer to chew on unflavoured dog biscuits. If, even after all this, your hamster still continues to chew on the cage bars, it is in your hamsters' best interests to move it to a barless or aquarium type cage to stop the problem.
Sunday, August 16
鸡蛋糕
Saturday, August 15
HAMSTER HANDLING DO'S AND DON'TS
• Talk to him in a soft gentle voice.
• Move slowly prior to and during handling.
• Wash hands prior to handling him so your scent is always the same.
• Allow him to smell your hand so he knows what is intruding into his domain.
• Allow him to calm down if he is afraid at first.
• Be patient; hamster confidence is not built in a day.
Don't:
× Make quick or jerky movements, a startled hamster is a defensive hamster.
× Make loud noises, their sense of hearing is acute.
× Let him fall from great heights.
× Pick up a sleeping hamster.
way to raise hamster 1
Actually there's not that much involved in raising hamster pups. No hammie diapers to change, No 2am feedings, no hammie burping. Just sit back and let Mama hamster do her thing! Well, maybe not quite THAT easy there is still the matter of clean cages, food, water, etc. And, baby hamsters eat an astonishing amount of food - it is imperative that an ample supply of food is available at all times. Plus, pregnant and nursing mothers require a lot of water. Perhaps the most important aspect of raising good healthy pups is prior to the conception with the selection of a good healthy male and female, who are carrying good bloodlines. Three or four days prior to delivery, it is important that Mom have a nice clean cage with plenty of nesting material to make a nice soft bed for the little ones. (A big piece of plain toilet paper makes excellent nesting material. She will tear it up and build a nest fit for a prince. When some are done it almost appears as though the toilet tissue has been weaved into the bedding. Commercial "Fluff" or nesting materials are not recommended. One of the primary concerns with it is the fact that babies can easily get tangled in it, causing the loss of limbs; or even death if it gets wrapped around their necks.)
When the new pups are born they are blind, deaf, naked and totally dependent on Mom. Litter sizes will vary from one to 20. It's not necessary to remove any of the pups, mama knows how many she is capable of raising and will reduce the number herself if she considers it necessary - she will cull out the weakest first.
Pups are born singly and covered with a caul (skin-like membrane). Occasionally the pups are scattered around the cage during delivery. Don't disturb them, after mom has had an opportunity to rest, she will gather them up, put them in the nest and begin nursing. The cauls, afterbirth, etc. are eaten by the mother, which replaces some of the hormones and other nutrients that were used for the maturity of the pups prior to birth. This is an important part of the birthing process for mom (you should not interfere druing this process and certainly don't stop her from eating the afterbirth).
As a rule of thumb, the nest should not be disturbed for at least ten days. If a newborn goes astray, leave it, the mother will retrieve it. Or, the pup will find its own way back to the warmth of its bed and Mama. If the nest is disturbed, especially a first-time Mom, she may "defend" her litter the only way she knows, by killing and eating them. (Like everything else, the female's acceptance of initial disturbances varies with individuals.) It is extremely important to insure that there is an abundant supply of food and fresh water. If Mama Hamster feels threatened that there is not sufficient nourishment and water available to sustain her new family, by instinct, she will mercifully kill the pups rather than let them die the agonizing death of starvation or dehydration.
By the third day a dark covering of fur will appear on the darker varieties and the ears, which have been laying flat against the head will start to become erect. Markings on the dark varieties will start to show on the fifth day and a thin coat of light fur will be apparent on the lighter varieties.
This is a good point to lower the water level so the pups can reach it when they start exploring the cage.
Covered with fur and with more distinct markings, they actually start looking like tiny hamsters by the seventh or eighth day. Although still blind, they will start wandering around the cage and are frequently seen holding a piece of food in their front paws while they nibble.
Their eyes will start to open about the thirteenth day. At this time, the cage should be cleaned and will probably need to be cleaned again before the little ones are weaned.
They will be ready to leave Mom between 21 and 28 days. The sexes should be separated and placed in separate cages at the time they are weaned.
If more litters are on the agenda, make sure Mama gets at least a full week's rest in a nice clean cage before breeding her again. (She has worked hard and deserves a little R & R!!)
Friday, August 14
Chinese hamster
hamsters were exported for use as lab animals all over the world. In 1948 ten males and ten females were exported to Harvard Medical School.The Chinese hamster is the most difficult of the dwarf hamsters to breed and raise in captivity. If they are kept as pets they should be housed individually to avoid problems with fighting. The Chinese hamster is also referred to as a "rat-like" hamster because of its short nose, thin body, stocky legs and long tail.
BANNED: THE NOTORIOUS CHINESE HAMSTER!
It's true. The curious little creature known as the Chinese hamster, rat-like hamster and even the "Mouster" is prohibited in some states. Pet owners should check with their state's Fish and Wildlife Department before purchasing one of
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A LITTLE HAMSTER HISTORY:
The first recording of the Golden Hamster (or Syrian) appeared in the second edition of the Natural History of Aleppo. Although Alexander Russell published the first edition in 1797, it is unknown whether he or his brother, Patrick, published the second edition and discovered the Syrian hamster. But what ever the case, the Syrian hamster was not recorded as a new species at that time, and furthermore, there doesn't appear to be an actual first recording of the Syrian hamster anywhere as a new species. George Robert Waterhouse, curator of the London Zoological Society, eventually named the Syrian (or Golden) hamster in the year 1839. Originally the Syrian was called Cricetus Auratus, but later was changed to Mesocricetus Auratus. The majority of Syrian hamsters in captivity were captured by Israel Aharoni, a zoologist, at the request of Saul Alder, a researcher on Leishmaniasis who required hamsters that would breed more readily than the Chinese hamsters he'd been working with. On April 12, 1930 Aharoni found a female Syrian hamster and 11 young. Several problems occured with the family, including cannibalism of one of the litter by it's mother which led to the mother being destroyed by it's captors. The remaining pups were hand reared with some losses and two of the hamsters escaping. Four of the litter remained however and survived til adulthood and later successfully were bred in the laboratory. The resulting hamster line was used extensively in laboratories until they were introduced into the British pet market in the 1940s. The first British hamster club was formed in 1945. The species Mesocricetus Auratus is frequently referred to as either the Golden or the Syrian hamster. Syrian is perhaps a term that is clearer since "Golden" is also used as a description of one of the Syrian's various coat colors (often referred to as the "natural" or "wild" coat color). Due to the length of time that the Syrian has been a popular pet, it has emerged with several different colors and coat varieties. In the wild Syrian hamsters live deep underground in burrows, often several feet in depth. Like most hamsters, the Syrian is nocturnal, and spends most of its day sleeping. This has a lot to do with the climate in their native Syria which is very hot during the day, and considerably cooler at night. Syrian hamsters are solitary animals and should not be kept together when housing, the result would likely be aggression and conflicts that could result in serious injuries and possibly even the death of one of the hamsters.
SYRIAN VARIETIES:
Although there are well over 40 various colors of Syrian hamsters there are only three types of coats: SHORT HAIR: Sometimes referred to as "Fancy" LONG HAIR: Often referred to as "Teddy Bear". With long hairs the male's hair is longer than that of the female. REX: Not normally available in pet shops, the hair has the appearance of being lifted by shorter guard hairs. Rexes also have curly whiskers. All three coats also come in Satin, a gene that creates a glossy appearance because the hair is thinner and doesn't have as many air-filled cells which creates a more reflective surface. ![]() | ![]() |
Long vs Short haired: On the left is a short haired Golden, on the right a Yellow Banded Satin, both are Syrian hamsters.
Although there are three patterns or markings, only two are commonly used and referred to today, those two are the Banded and the Dominant Spot.
PIEBALD: The first spotting gene discovered in the Syrian that is sometimes called irregular spotting. The patterns derived from piebald are haphazard and occasionally there is some brindling.
BANDED: A white band around the middle of the body. For show purposes the band should comprise about one third of the full body length. Exact markings are difficult to breed and many banded Syrians seen in pet stores have color intermingled in the band. Belly fur is white. (see photo at right)
DOMINANT SPOT: As the name implies, there are patches of white over the entire face and back, with a blaze on the forehead. Spots will sometimes be on the ears as well. Belly fur is always white. Note: The Calico, which is created with either the Banded or the Dominant Spot, is sometimes referred to as the Tri-Color and is more commonly known as the Tortoiseshell and White within Europe. (see photo at right)
LETHAL AND SEMI-LETHAL GENES:
Some Syrian hamsters carry what are referred to as lethal or semi-lethal genes: A lethal gene is created when a mutation carries a "double helping" of a particular gene. The result will be the death of the hamster. The only lethal genes currently known that the average pet owner might come into contact with is the Light Grey (or Lethal Grey) and the Dominant Spot. There are other lethal genes out there but they are not in general circulation and most are confined primarily to laboratories. In the event that two hamsters carrying lethal genes are bred, approximately one quarter of the unborn pups will die before the birth. Under normal conditions the mother's body would absorb the dead pups, if not, it is likely that the mother will also die. Any surviving hamsters with these genes do not generally show any adverse affects.To see photos of the various coat types available on Syrian hamsters please check out our VARIETIES PAGE.
ANOPTHALMIC WHITES:
The Anopthalmic White, also referred to as the "eyeless white" or "blind white" carries a semi-lethal gene. These hamsters are generally recognized to be white bellied hamsters (the Roan and some Black Eyed Whites are Anopthalmic Whites). If two hamsters carrying the Anopthalmic White gene are bred, approximately one quarter of the litter will be eyeless (with the eyes being either totally non-existent or merely rudimentary).










