Indubitably

(clears little throat)
Foofaraw
by Ham Bumfuzzle

Effluvium which blunderguffs frum Jabberwocky’s lair,
Kerfuffles my collywobbles
And my tookus absquatulates
Frum the gastronomy there.


Do hamsters even have a uvula, Hannah B.? ’cause I think I just borked mine.
P.S. COXJCU (Cute Overload Xtreme Jabber Close-Up)

101 comments … read them below or add one

  1. (The Original) Mel says:

    Sounds more like Vogon poetry to me, and has caused one of my eyes to swell closed.

  2. Kar says:

    He looks like one of those origami lords that I used to do as a kid.

  3. Teughcats says:

    The whiskers!!!!

  4. Ali-baba says:

    Oh my… Wee peenk nose, leetle beady eyeses, wheee wheeee wheeeskers bigger than him… I am ded from qte.
    *kerplops on floor, ded*

  5. cubbybutt says:

    dangerously cute

  6. Noelegy says:

    So *that* is what a Frumious Bandersnatch looks like.

  7. canadianmary says:

    Yikes he looks like a Beatrix Potter creature(or even figurine!)
    TOOO cute…

  8. belphebe says:

    absquatulate? I love it!

    Sadly, I don’t think I’m allowed to use it in my documentation. I don’t even know how I would work it in, but I’d love to try!

    • HP says:

      Tech writer, eh?

      1. In the expanded tree view, right-click the Bandersnatch node and choose Absquatulate.

      2. In the Absquatulation Parameters dialog box, enter the appropriate Mimsy Coefficient. Allowed values include any double-precision real number between 1.0 and 3.0.

      3. Optionally, use the Frumiousity slider bar to define to define a relative parameter value between Large and Small. Or, clear the Frumious check box and enter the Borogroves manually.

      4. Click OK.

      • belphebe says:

        @HP, Wonderful!

        I’m sure some people that read my stuff probably think it sounds exactly like this.

        I think I’ll copy and paste your procedure into my manual and see if the editors notice. I’ll even include the, er, hamster diagram for them!

      • Lorel j says:

        It’s borogoves, dammit!

        Other than that you’re perfect and I love you.

        • HP says:

          Dev work was done in Bangalore. I PR’ed “borogRoves” but it was priority 3 and RTM is next month. I have to match the UI as it stands.

          That’s my excuse and I’m sticking with it.

          Regarding your love for me, we’ll build a dream house of love:

          - East of the sun

          - West of the moon

          - Close to the sun by day

          - Near to the moon at night

          NOTE: By sharing our love in the pale moonlight, we agree to live in a lovely way. Click Agree to continue.

      • Noelegy says:

        *sigh* I went to school to become a tech writer, and have been a medical biller for the last 10 years to pay the bills.

        • HP says:

          This has been bothering me for two weeks, and no one’s reading this thread anymore. So, anyway . . .

          You realize nobody’s hiring, right? I wish we had an opening. Great tech writing challenges, and the SMEs are starting to overwhelm the real writers. We could really use someone with DITA experience and decent analytical and semantic skills. But I’m not in a position to hire, and someone would have to die before you could get a job here. Not that we’re all not incredibly overworked, but the beancounters are still looking at the economy.

          Learn some CMS, if that wasn’t in your degree. It’s the future. Data models, SQL queries — it’s all part of tech writing now.

          I assume you’re in STC and get the newsletters/magazines/whatever? It’s worth the minimal investment, or at least a trip to the library. Just for the ads.

          And you gotta be willing to relocate.

  9. Lizzy says:

    “Kerfluffles my collywobbles”????? *ded*

  10. tesstricks says:

    Is that Colin Furth in The Ham’s Speech? A groundbreaking performance, bravo!

  11. Theresa says:

    WHOA!

    Actually, reminds me of Damon Wayans doing Oswald Bates. :lol:

  12. Skip says:

    *beep*

  13. O NO He/ She/ It DI-unt!!! says:

    Wot I enjoyed, AFTER the brilliant virtualEnglish wordies, is the posishe of Senor Ham’s handsies and his/ her elegantly manicured fingerses.

  14. dub1 says:

    Is he the new Poet Hamulate?

  15. Ange says:

    How can he be so un-freakin-believably cute??!! *faint*

  16. Lerrinus says:

    Awwwwwwww, a real-life Hampton the Hamster! Adorable! :lol:

  17. katz says:

    How on earth do you get a Roborovski to sit still long enough to take a picture of it?

  18. Nikki says:

    Ham-let: “To beep or not to beep. That is the question.”

  19. kim says:

    It was brillpig.

  20. superboymom says:

    Robo hammies are so tiny and sweet! My son had 3 named Peanut, Butter and Jelly. They were about the size of a large marshmallow when they curled up like this little guy. It was tempting to just want to pop them in your mouf . . . delectabuhls!

    • Andi in NC says:

      awesome names!!!

      • ElishaB. says:

        My daughter just loves Robo Hammies. They are the cutest things…..but I won’t let her have any right now. I don’t think our bunny and 2 dogs would like them very much. Well….the border collie mix would LOVE them, he would put them all in his mouth at once and play!

  21. earlybird1 says:

    OH! His perfect little roundness! And his tiny pink leep and soft, soft ears! But I think my favorite are his bottom feet. ADORABUHLS!!!

  22. Lillith says:

    I’m sure this little guy knows to shun the frumious bandersnatch.

  23. Joools says:

    Not a fan of rodents generally, but that is indeed one delectabuhl morselet. Reminds ME of the dormouse.

  24. fosin says:

    “Where my nom is?”

  25. OMG! WHERE ARE HIS HIND TOES?!

  26. baby birdie says:

    “Beware the Hammerwock, my son!
    The jaws that nom, the claws that catch!
    Beware the baby bird, and shun
    The frumious Hamdersnatch!”

  27. MommaMackie says:

    Oh, MASTERFULLY DONE, SIR, MASTERFULLY DONE!

  28. AuntieBellum says:

    I wonder what my doctor would say if I told her I was suffering from an absquatulating tookus…

  29. Rosewolf says:

    I’m with Ali-baba….*ded from cute*

  30. Theresa says:

    *Grace Slick voice*
    “Reeeeeeeee-member
    What the Hamster said . . .
    We’re all deeeddddddd!
    We’re all dedddddddd!
    (from the qte :mrgreen: )”

  31. Celia says:

    How can anything be this cute???? How? HOW/!?!?!

  32. Fern says:

    This was especially good and I had to LOL over and over. Great references and wonderful reworking of the original odd words! As for the hammie… I luff leetle peenk feets!

  33. Lindy says:

    Pulitzer!

  34. Surrealle says:
  35. Martha in Washington says:

    Does anyone else picture this little guy with a proper bowler hat and a pipe?

  36. Awwww…soooo adorable…

  37. Ded.

  38. gryt says:

    Omg what a sweetheart. The body shape, so round… It’s like it’s built for sittingks. Like thees.

  39. mplsdeb says:

    Omg! What a butterball. I normally do not like rodents, but this is a cutie. Too bad they can’t stay that little.
    What a roly poly.

    • Surrealle says:

      Actually mine does stay that little.. Like another poster said, they’re about the size of a jumbo marshmallow, and as hyper as if they’d eaten a whole bag of them too.

  40. doranyc says:

    this is pure genius, pyrit.

  41. bob drummond says:

    He so cute! Is Russian Hamster,Dah?

  42. Jaylee says:

    OMGee….totally bite-size!!!!

  43. LBeeeze says:

    OMGaaaaaaaaaaaahshes….so cute it hurts. He’s practically ROUND!!!

    Ham Bumfuzzle is such a gifted speaker. IOh, plzzzzz, is St. Louis on his schedule??!!

  44. Vineet says:

    AND MY AXE!

  45. barkbark says:

    I get the feeling that if I’d shake his paw, he’d look at my hand confused and nervous. I would still have to shake his little front paw.

  46. January says:

    Give the little guy a sunflower seed or something.