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Hamsters are the single most terrifying creatures that exist in all the Valkyrie Profile universe. From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Hamster]] Hamster, from [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Hamster]] hamustra 'field-mouse', from Old Russian chomĕstorŭ, a tautological hybrid of the root of Russian khomiak 'hamster' and Baltic (cf. Lithuanian staras 'hamster'). Alternative Etymology traces Old High German hamustra, hamustro to Proto-Germanic *xamustrō(n-), xamustran- (“‘hamster’”) from Proto-Indo-European *kam- (“‘a kind of rodent’”), making it cognate to the [[w:|]] word, and to [[w:|]] [[kãmas#|kãmas]] (“‘rodent, rat’”). Akin to [[w:|]] hamustra (“‘hamster’”). Hamster is an Elona+ exclusive monster. Appears as a neutral creature in dungeons. Function Hamster power allows users to use the following smilies: * (hamster) * (haangry) * (hacry) * (hadream) * (hajoy) * (hajump) * (harock) * (hasleep) * (hasway) Users can also add a back to other smilies by adding "#hamsterback" to the smilies. (e.g. (smile#hamsterback) Le hamster est une plante androgyne de la famille des cucurbitacées (en fait je suis pas sûr mais j'aime bien cette famille). En general, fan de Death Metal et de bieres non alcoolisées (comme le Teisseire) D'ailleurs, TA GUEULE ! c'est moi qui parle. Se deplace souvent en bande, et est très reconnaissable grace à ses bracelets à piques, ses corpsepaints blasphematoires et ses t shirts " Jesus c'est pas mon copain " ou Cannibal Corpse This hamster god forces anyone to worship him and has a group of four hamster followers. Not much else is known about this hamster god, but one thing is certain: It has each and every power of a deity. Hier entsteht eine Liste aller Hamster-Dorfbewohner. suppresserrors = true category = Dorfbewohner linksto = Hamster Hamsteret er et lite dyr som kan ofte bli forvekslet med tiur. Hamsteren har i de senere årene blitt populære kjeledyr. Om du noen gang skulle tenke på å anskaffe et av disse små sjarmtrollene, og lurer på hva de spiser; De spiser ledninger. Spesielt dyre ledninger til TV-en din. Det bør også tas opp under evaluering at etter en viss tid, har hamsteren en stygg tendens til å ofre livet sitt til å skitne til undersiden av en av dine foreldre sine sko med blod og dertilhørende.hamstere er onde små dyr som spiser opp underbuksene din spesielt den liker og spise G-strengene til Kevin Federline. Generelt er hamsterne bruk som et rusmiddel som kalles hamster røyking, hamster røyking er blitt veldig populært iblant noske ungdom du putter den inn i en hasjpipe også tenner du på. hamster røking er thumb|right|200px|Alles Hamster - oder was? Hamster sind praktische, possierliche Tierchen von ca. 20 cm Körperlänge, 10 cm Höhe (von Pfoten bis Rücken) und - falls gut genährt - ca. 8 cm Breite. Sie vertilgen gigantische Mengen Getreide und Korn, von dem sie mehr als ihr eigenes Körpergewicht (das ca 500 g-1 kg beträgt) in ihren Backen unterbringen und zwischenlagern können, wovon sich der Begriff Hamsterbacken herleitet. The best known species is the Syrian hamster, also known as the Golden Hamster, Mesocricetus auratus, which is commonly kept as a pet. Although there are several distinctive differences between the different breeds of hamsters, all hamsters share several common traits. The average hamster lives for just under three years and usually reaches a length of two to four inches when fully grown, depending on breed. All hamsters have scent glands that appear as bumps under the skin. They can appear either on the abdomen or on the belly or, as with Chinese hamster, in both locations. Hamster är en gnagare art ursprungligen från planeten Jorden. Under 2009 berättade Eli Wallace för Ginn att han hade en gång när han var liten en hamster som husdjur. Han lämnade buren öppen och den smet och hans pappa trappade på den. (SGU: "Trial and Error") kategori:Djur Hamsters are rodents belonging to the subfamily Cricetinae. Hawks and other birds of prey are their natural predators so they've adapted to be nocturnal creatures, coming out at dusk to explore and feed . They typically have a vegetarian diet of wheat, fruit and vegetables, but will eat the meal worms or crickets in the wild. Hamster (ハムスター, Hamusutā) is a new species in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, along with deer. There are eight hamsters. So far, there are no uchi hamsters. In her youth, Ace was the "hamster monitor" in the classroom run by Miss Marshall. (PROSE: Legacy) The Fourth Doctor once reproached K9 for his slow progress in cutting through a wall with his laser by saying that "a hamster with a blunt penknife" could do it more quickly. (TV: The Androids of Tara) Hamster Company: -- Author: Juergen Haible; Thomas G. Liesner and many other (Freeware) (open source) Windows OS: Windows Languages: English Description: Hamster is a local server for news and mail. It's a windows-32-bit-program. It allows the use of multiple news- and mailserver and combines them to one mail- and newsserver for the news/mail-client. It load faster than a normal newsreader because many threads can run simultaneous. It contains scorefile for news and mail, a build-in script language, the GUI allows translation to other languages, it can be used in a network and that's not all ... Home page: download page v 2.1.0.11 (2006-03-28) [ Hamster.2.1.0.11.zip (3017 KB)] Hamsters are rodents belonging to the subfamily Cricetinae. The subfamily contains about 18 species, classified in six or seven genus|genera. The name hamster is derived from the German word Hamster, itself from earlier Old High German|OHG hamustro, from Old Russian|ORuss choměstorǔ, which is either a blend of the root of Russ khomiak "hamster" and a Baltic word (cf. Lithuanian language|Lith staras "hamster") or of Iranian origin (cf. Av hamaēstar "oppressor"). Der Hamster ist das den Spieler begleitende Minispiel-Tier aus Professor Layton und die Schatulle der Pandora. Dem kleinen Nager kann man auch selbst einen Namen geben. Er gehört Makroni, dem Chefkoch des Molentary-Express, der ihn wegen der Einsamkeit bei der Arbeit gekauft hat und ihn seinen einzigen Freund hier nennt. Hamster was a competitor robot that attempted to enter Series 5 of Robot Wars. It failed to qualify for that series for currently unknown reasons, and the team did not attempt to participate in any other series. Their diets include a variety of foods, mostly fromage and baguette. In the wild, they feed primarily on snails and frogs, and will occasionally eat burrowing insects. In captivity, some 'amsters subsist on kaffe boners as well. In bistros, 'amsters quaff 'Amstel, presumably. Hamsters are tiny, cute and cuddly bears designed to condition American children to accept the insidious Bear Agenda. Young hamster owners, charmed by his tickling whiskers and adorable Habitrail antics. After her parents were rescued from the Gorax, Cindel Towani held a brown furred hamster in the Warrick family hut. Warning: The following section is non-canon within the Star Wars Legends continuity. It contains information explicitly released under the Infinities brand and/or confirmed to be non-canon by the author or Lucasfilm. Information exclusive to this section did not happen in the "proper" Star Wars Legends continuity. 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In her youth, Ace was the "hamster monitor" in the classroom run by Miss Marshall. (PROSE: Legacy) The Fourth Doctor once reproached K9 for his slow progress in cutting through a wall with his laser by saying that "a hamster with a blunt penknife" could do it more quickly. (TV: The Androids of Tara) Le hamster est une plante androgyne de la famille des cucurbitacées (en fait je suis pas sûr mais j'aime bien cette famille). En general, fan de Death Metal et de bieres non alcoolisées (comme le Teisseire) D'ailleurs, TA GUEULE ! c'est moi qui parle. Se deplace souvent en bande, et est très reconnaissable grace à ses bracelets à piques, ses corpsepaints blasphematoires et ses t shirts " Jesus c'est pas mon copain " ou Cannibal Corpse Hamster (ハムスター, Hamusutā) is a new species in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, along with deer. There are eight hamsters. So far, there are no uchi hamsters. Hier entsteht eine Liste aller Hamster-Dorfbewohner. suppresserrors = true category = Dorfbewohner linksto = Hamster Hamsteret er et lite dyr som kan ofte bli forvekslet med tiur. Hamsteren har i de senere årene blitt populære kjeledyr. Om du noen gang skulle tenke på å anskaffe et av disse små sjarmtrollene, og lurer på hva de spiser; De spiser ledninger. Spesielt dyre ledninger til TV-en din. Det bør også tas opp under evaluering at etter en viss tid, har hamsteren en stygg tendens til å ofre livet sitt til å skitne til undersiden av en av dine foreldre sine sko med blod og dertilhørende.hamstere er onde små dyr som spiser opp underbuksene din spesielt den liker og spise G-strengene til Kevin Federline. Generelt er hamsterne bruk som et rusmiddel som kalles hamster røyking, hamster røyking er blitt veldig populært iblant noske ungdom du putter den inn i en hasjpipe også tenner du på. hamster røking er ulovelig noe som gjør dem mer ettertraktet en noe annet rusmiddel. From Ikkepedia , a Wikia wiki. thumb|right|200px|Alles Hamster - oder was? Hamster sind praktische, possierliche Tierchen von ca. 20 cm Körperlänge, 10 cm Höhe (von Pfoten bis Rücken) und - falls gut genährt - ca. 8 cm Breite. Sie vertilgen gigantische Mengen Getreide und Korn, von dem sie mehr als ihr eigenes Körpergewicht (das ca 500 g-1 kg beträgt) in ihren Backen unterbringen und zwischenlagern können, wovon sich der Begriff Hamsterbacken herleitet. Function Hamster power allows users to use the following smilies: * (hamster) * (haangry) * (hacry) * (hadream) * (hajoy) * (hajump) * (harock) * (hasleep) * (hasway) Users can also add a back to other smilies by adding "#hamsterback" to the smilies. (e.g. (smile#hamsterback) This hamster god forces anyone to worship him and has a group of four hamster followers. Not much else is known about this hamster god, but one thing is certain: It has each and every power of a deity. Hamsters are rodents belonging to the subfamily Cricetinae. Hawks and other birds of prey are their natural predators so they've adapted to be nocturnal creatures, coming out at dusk to explore and feed . They typically have a vegetarian diet of wheat, fruit and vegetables, but will eat the meal worms or crickets in the wild. The best known species is the Syrian hamster, also known as the Golden Hamster, Mesocricetus auratus, which is commonly kept as a pet. Although there are several distinctive differences between the different breeds of hamsters, all hamsters share several common traits. The average hamster lives for just under three years and usually reaches a length of two to four inches when fully grown, depending on breed. All hamsters have scent glands that appear as bumps under the skin. They can appear either on the abdomen or on the belly or, as with Chinese hamster, in both locations. Hamsters reach sexual maturity at 6-8 weeks of age, with pregnancy lasting 15 days. Litters range in size from 6-8 pups. After her parents were rescued from the Gorax, Cindel Towani held a brown furred hamster in the Warrick family hut. Warning: The following section is non-canon within the Star Wars Legends continuity. It contains information explicitly released under the Infinities brand and/or confirmed to be non-canon by the author or Lucasfilm. Information exclusive to this section did not happen in the "proper" Star Wars Legends continuity. When singing about their love of Tatooine, Phineas Flynn and Ferb Fletcher sung of building hamster habitats for womp rats. Non-canon information ends here. Hamster är en gnagare art ursprungligen från planeten Jorden. Under 2009 berättade Eli Wallace för Ginn att han hade en gång när han var liten en hamster som husdjur. Han lämnade buren öppen och den smet och hans pappa trappade på den. (SGU: "Trial and Error") kategori:Djur Hamsters are rodents belonging to the subfamily Cricetinae. The subfamily contains about 18 species, classified in six or seven genus|genera. The name hamster is derived from the German word Hamster, itself from earlier Old High German|OHG hamustro, from Old Russian|ORuss choměstorǔ, which is either a blend of the root of Russ khomiak "hamster" and a Baltic word (cf. Lithuanian language|Lith staras "hamster") or of Iranian origin (cf. Av hamaēstar "oppressor"). Behavior can vary depending on their environment, genetics, and interaction with people. Because they are easy to breed in captivity, hamsters are often used as lab animals in more economically developed countries. Hamsters have also become established as popular small pets. Hamsters are crepuscular. In the wild, they burrow underground in the daylight to avoid being caught by predators. Contrary to popular belief they are a nocturnal animal. Their diet contains a variety of foods, including dried food, berries, nuts, fresh fruits and vegetables. In the wild they will eat any wheat, nuts and small bits of fruit and vegetables that they might find lying around on the ground, and will occasionally eat small insects such as small crickets or mealworms. They have elongated fur-lined pouches on both sides of their heads which extend to their shoulders, which they stuff full of food to be brought back to the colony or to be eaten later. Hamsters are tiny, cute and cuddly bears designed to condition American children to accept the insidious Bear Agenda. Young hamster owners, charmed by his tickling whiskers and adorable Habitrail antics. From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Hamster]] Hamster, from [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Hamster]] hamustra 'field-mouse', from Old Russian chomĕstorŭ, a tautological hybrid of the root of Russian khomiak 'hamster' and Baltic (cf. Lithuanian staras 'hamster'). Alternative Etymology traces Old High German hamustra, hamustro to Proto-Germanic *xamustrō(n-), xamustran- (“‘hamster’”) from Proto-Indo-European *kam- (“‘a kind of rodent’”), making it cognate to the [[w:|]] word, and to [[w:|]] [[kãmas#|kãmas]] (“‘rodent, rat’”). Akin to [[w:|]] hamustra (“‘hamster’”). Hamsters are rodents belonging to the subfamily Cricetinae. The subfamily contains about 25 species, classified in six or seven genera. They have become established as popular small house pets, and partly because they are easy to breed in captivity, hamsters are often used as laboratory animals. In the wild, hamsters are crepuscular and remain underground during the day to avoid being caught by predators. They feed primarily on seeds, fruits, and vegetation, and will occasionally eat burrowing insects. They have elongated cheek pouches extending to their shoulders in which they carry food back to their burrows. Der Hamster ist das den Spieler begleitende Minispiel-Tier aus Professor Layton und die Schatulle der Pandora. Dem kleinen Nager kann man auch selbst einen Namen geben. Er gehört Makroni, dem Chefkoch des Molentary-Express, der ihn wegen der Einsamkeit bei der Arbeit gekauft hat und ihn seinen einzigen Freund hier nennt. Hamster Company: -- Author: Juergen Haible; Thomas G. Liesner and many other (Freeware) (open source) Windows OS: Windows Languages: English Description: Hamster is a local server for news and mail. It's a windows-32-bit-program. It allows the use of multiple news- and mailserver and combines them to one mail- and newsserver for the news/mail-client. It load faster than a normal newsreader because many threads can run simultaneous. It contains scorefile for news and mail, a build-in script language, the GUI allows translation to other languages, it can be used in a network and that's not all ... Home page: download page v 2.1.0.11 (2006-03-28) [ Hamster.2.1.0.11.zip (3017 KB)] Their diets include a variety of foods, mostly fromage and baguette. In the wild, they feed primarily on snails and frogs, and will occasionally eat burrowing insects. In captivity, some 'amsters subsist on kaffe boners as well. In bistros, 'amsters quaff 'Amstel, presumably. Hamsters are the single most terrifying creatures that exist in all the Valkyrie Profile universe. Hamster is an Elona+ exclusive monster. Appears as a neutral creature in dungeons. Hamster was a competitor robot that attempted to enter Series 5 of Robot Wars. It failed to qualify for that series for currently unknown reasons, and the team did not attempt to participate in any other series.
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