What's a pet that isn't a dog, cat, or bird, that can strongly bond with it's owner and's easy to take care of?
Q. I want to get a new pet, but I also want to have a strong relationship with it and I can't have a dog, cat, bird, or rodents, and I can't have ferrets. I also want it's care to be low maintenance. Can somebody help me? Oh, I also already have one dog, and he's fiesty, so I also need an animal he won't, like, try to eat. Thanks.
Asked by Froggy - Tue Jul 27 16:25:07 2010 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Rabbits are not rodents and they bond strongly with their owners when cared for correctly. I'm not sure if you meant them, though, when you said rodents because a lot of people think they're rodents, but they aren't. I'm not a fan of snakes as pets, but if held often, they can be very friendly. I like the little ones better (smaller teeth) but if held a lot, they don't bite. I love lizards. I had a blue-tailed spiny lizard (that's what the petshop called it anyway) when I was 14 and he was great. He ate crickets, which I'd rather feed to an animal than rodents! There are lots of cool lizards out there. Or a turtle, but I don't know how well they bond, so that's all I'll say about them. Out of my list, I'd choose a bunny or a… [cont.]
Answered by KRISTIN - Tue Jul 27 16:34:51 2010

Why do my passenger complain about my t top camaro when the body twist under hard acceleration?
Q. I was told I need sub frame connectors to make the t top body stronger with my v8 upgrades. I dont really notice the body twisting as the driver so I dont really see a problem.
Asked by jaymax173 - Fri Jul 23 06:36:43 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Passengers often get sensations while riding that are often quite different from sensations driver may be sensing. The driver is in a much different place to notice things than the passengers. There are many things that driver can sense far better than his or her passengers.
Answered by donpat - Fri Jul 23 12:38:15 2010

How do I tell people about my wedding who I don't want to invite?
Q. I'm getting married in October and we're sending out invitations, however there are some people that we don't want to invite but still should tell about the wedding. Should we wait until the wedding then send announcements afterward or should we send them now so these people can send gifts or money if they would like? And in the case of sending them now, how would we word them so they don't sound like invitations?
Asked by The Invisible Man - Tue Jul 27 19:02:38 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments