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23 septiembre 2007
Forgotten scent...
This is part 2.
So i found the Awol hamster and put it back into its cage with gallardo, but once it returned, it attacked gallardo!!! even after a few hours of coaxing, nothing worked, so i sent gallardo to Hamster State Peniterary. He shall have no pension, and a life sentence, his offence? Attacking fellow hamster...
I did some research on its reaction, it seems dat dwarves have short memory and being separated from gallardo for a day, it probably lost its scent, therefore when returning to its home, it automatically registers gallardo as hostile...poor gallardo...lost a fren...
look out for part 3, the edited mr brown show version of the escape (tune in to mr brown show and listen to the awol soldier podcast and u would understand the 3rd part.)
[P]rince [P]ickles has been doodling again at 10:34 p. m.``
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