
Okay, so the concept of a ‘must-have present’ is nothing new.
But usually (and I use that term loosely), it’s not such a useless, waste of space.
I’m sorry, but what the hell is the point of a Go Go Hamster©?!
I really don’t see why anyone in their right mind would ever choose one of these four expensive yet pointless things in comparison to a real living, breathing animal.

Yes, that’s a real one.
Pleeeeeeeeeeeease tell me you can all see the difference too?
Right, Okay.
I’m starting to get a bit wound up about it now, so let’s do this properly.
Cases FOR a Go Go Hamster© (Please note any sarcasm):
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Admittedly, they don’t poo. So you don’t have a cage to clean out. ONCE a week. That’s not exactly hard anyway is it. AND it teaches kids responsibility.
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It doesn’t eat either. That’s a good start for kids, teach them that ‘pets’ don’t need food. Clever.
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It talks. Wow.
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Different models have different ‘personalities’. Because clearly REAL hamsters have no personality. Good one guys.
Cases for a REAL Hamster:
- Go Go Hamsters© don’t even come close to how cute real hamsters are. Seriously, aaawwww…
- My hamster monkey-bars across his cage. I’d like to see a Go Go Hamster© do that.
- The cost hardly anything. You can get a hamster for a pet shop for about £3. A Go Go Go Hamster© on the other hand costs over £18 on Amazon. Ridiculous? I think so.
- If you lick a real hamster you don’t get cancer. Fact.
Basically I’m not a big fan of these things.
And actually nor are any of the kids I know.
Honestly, none of them want one or even knew what they were until it was announced on the news that they were the ‘must-have’ this year.
Which makes me wonder, is this just another scam?
All I know is, I won’t be swapping my hamster for a more expensive, less adorable version.

Published on December 16th, 2009 at 9:07 am by Sopho
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