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my hamster and I made our destination without any issues
Yep. Not sure what kind. Maybe a ladybug.I can't figure out what this creature is - a bug?There was a loose "pet" on the Cardinal in October. Don't know if it's owner got booted off the train or not.
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You mean the NSA is "bugging" the Cardinal too? :huh: :giggle:There was a loose "pet" on the Cardinal in October. Don't know if it's owner got booted off the train or not.http://discuss.amtraktrains.com/index.php?app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=916]1016131429_forAUposting.
Glad to hear that.my hamster and I made our destination without any issues
Well at my alma mater we had a resident rabbit and a boa constrictor on my floor. Was very interesting watching that snake climb onto my desk. Creeepy!!Dorm life in college has changed since the dark ages of the 1970s. The only other life form allowed in our dorm rooms were our roommates........well, those individuals and the occasional annoying early fall, latr spring, and all summer long flying insects that would manage to get past the window screens.
To paraphrase The Bard: All's Well That Ends Well... and maybe it was karma that you got a gentle hearted conductor (something about what goes around, comes around??) ... Now, time for the books. My best to you and your studies.I do not plan on doing this again. I only did this because my car is out of commission until May. I hope no student attempts to do what I did until (H)amtrak changes their pet policies. I have been having a very lucky day today, I even won a few bucks on a scratch off ticket. Thank you for your kindnesses and advice. To those who were rude; that's okay. Not everyone needs to agree with what I did. <3
Pfft. It's Saturday.Now, time for the books. My best to you and your studies.
May depend on her topic/course of study... currently have two daughters in med school(s), and as far as I can tell they haven't seen a weekend in three and five years, respectively. :-( But since "mean old" dad's footing the bill... as I tell them: they'll have plenty of weekends after they get their shingles hung out.Pfft. It's Saturday.Now, time for the books. My best to you and your studies.
;-)Settle down, dad. I was joking. I'm currently avoiding my homework, but I'm not a med student. ^_^
Welcome to Amtrak Confessions :giggle:Would the Hamster care for a little shrubery?
I just want to say,
I had a beer in coach once. I bought it in a store before boarding.
There. I said it. It's been plaguing me for nearly 10 years.
Sure. I have enjoyed the saga of this hamster. Glad it all worked out so well for the college student. I think I would have kept it in something so that the train crew would not have known what I had.Hamster has to come to the next gathering....as a guest speaker.
HA! Another "Blasphemer is caught in the web" Add "VentureForth" to Amtrak's "No-Ride" list......................Would the Hamster care for a little shrubery?
I just want to say,
I had a beer in coach once. I bought it in a store before boarding.
There. I said it. It's been plaguing me for nearly 10 years.
And therein lies the problem. If I'm allergic to something (say hamsters), and there are rules prohibiting them on the train, I expect an environment where I don't have to worry about my allergies getting set off. Introducing something to the environment that'll make me sick without my knowledge isn't "no-harm no-foul".I continue to be be aggravated by the self-appointed rules enforcers. Relax folks. OK, I will admit to a no-harm no-foul viewpoint concerning rules.
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