but I think they are all called Bob.
Ok Odd Bob is pretty interesting character, but sometimes you can take hero worship too far you know.

Sugar gliders? Interesting pets and fascinating animals.
As for our family. I'm a guy, I have no partner or kids. Got one male and one female parent who I live with due to my medical situation. One female as my sister. She has one male and one female kids that I see an awful lot of (single mother) because mum looks after them. I have one male and one female oriental cats (we have a cat run so ours can't devastate the local wildlife -- orientals/siamese really are ninjas, we had one years ago that caught a large Murray Magpie in flight, 6ft off of the ground and was away so quick we couldn't rescue it. The male of the two I currently have can leap up to 7ft off the ground, he used to jump with ease onto an odd wall we had in our last house. I measured it one day out of interest and it was over 7ft). No other pets these days. Used to live on a farm with plenty of the usual farm 'pets' (some tame sheep outside the herd, few cattle, lots of ducks, chickens and even some peacocks) though including a large number of Australian wildlife from Echidnas to Kangaroos, Emus, Kookaburras, even some sort of Quail (we had some of the last bushland in the entire area because we refused to clear it -- only 80 acres worth unfortunately). Man, I really miss that place despite all the work it required to keep things going. With the land and all the trees it was an absolutely brilliant place for kids to grow up. Well besides the brown snakes that is. We had lots of them too but they weren't pets and didn't like being played with.
