Smelly Rabbit

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You know I'm here to help regardless of how DUMB the freaking topic is. If someone posted something about how to remove their mole on their back, I would be happy to help. I wouldn't recomend it because serious infections might occur.

DICK, D-dick Dick kcid- haha
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Rabbit soup. Seriously, rabbit goes beautifully with some fava beans and a nice chianti.
 
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Wow, I havn't been keeping up with this post in a while. i glad to see I got the award for the worst topic ever. Luckily the rabbit is gone tommorow. Never did end up getting him neutured, it's too much fun watching him hump his little sex toy (stuffed teddy bear). Man come to think of it, that thing stinks too. DON"T EVER GET A MALE RABIT!
 
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Maybe the problem is that rabbits are not supposed to live in an apartment - they are ANIMALS, not PETS.

They like open spaces where they can hop around and eat whatever they like (never having to make the distinction between a carrot and a TV remote control), and yes, they are VERY tasty.

My Canadian friends always turn to disgusting faces when I tell them that I grew up eating 'bunnies'. I am not sure what's more disgusting: to keep them in cages in apartments or raise them in a natural environment and eat them. But that's just me.

Have you ever walked through an area where rabbits live naturally and been bothered by their smell? There's your answer ;).
 
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[quote author=P.K. Gillock link=board=Offtopic;num=1103096667;start=15#19 date=12/15/04 at 20:40:35]It's amazing what we can chat about here. It either shows our talent for creative writing or our severe desperation for human contact (via text). Mine would be the latter. :'([/quote]
I think it showcases our capacity for abstract thought.
 
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[quote author=TC link=board=Offtopic;num=1103096667;start=15#26 date=12/16/04 at 11:07:30]
I think it showcases our capacity for abstract thought.[/quote] ;D

Here is my example of abstract thought:

HUNGER.
RABBIT.

HUNGER+RABBIT=SUDDEN MOTION IN RABBIT'S DIRECTION.

ME NO HUNGRY NO MORE.

ME PRODUCING STRANGE SMELL.
 
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You should have just taken away his waterbowl. Then he wouldn't pee as much. Im sure it could go a while without something as unimportant as water.
 
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Be careful what are asking for! Some rabbits have been known to drink their own urine in desparation. Judging from the smell increase going from water to first generation pee, this may not be what would yield the right effect...
 
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