Thought you might like this one/ Click on pictureBrave Bunny
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Brave Bunny
Thought you might like this one/ Click on pictureI can't do great things, so I do little things with love.
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Oh yes! Wabbit Power!!!!
The secret of life is to aim below the head (With thanks to MMM)
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That's amazing. Why on earth would a rabbit do that?
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i thought rabbits were big scaredy cats, how wrong can you be.Russ
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love it thats great
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Is it just me, or was there a point there where it looked like the rabbit was trying to hump the snake?
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Me thinks the rabbit has dementia! Have to show hubby when he gets home!
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Going to work, to get money, to translate into things, which you use up, which means you go to work again, etc, etc.
The Norm.
What we should be doing is working at the job of life itself."
- Tom Good, The Good Life.
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Having had pet rabbits, I can say that they're certainly not all wusses! One of mine, Sage, got very fed up with a neighbour's cat who kept trying to 'play' with her when she was in the garden. One day, she really kicked the cat (a lot bigger than her) and I saw it get thrown backwards a couple of feet. Waynetta the cat didn't bother Sage again.
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We too are privileged to live with a young man who finds it necessary to give a running commentary on everything that everybody else can plainly see for themselves, in case they missed anything, just like Doofus in the video there.
Mammals can be pretty savage with reptiles. In the summer, me and Doofus took his grandma's dog for a walk, and the dog detected a poisonous snake under a hedge. "Look! He's got the snake in his jaws and is waving it around his head in a violent whirl! There are pieces of the snake flying off everywhere! Gosh, here comes a piece now, right towards us! The snake is still alive, and is looking for something, anything to bite! etc."
Mammals can be pretty savage with reptiles. In the summer, me and Doofus took his grandma's dog for a walk, and the dog detected a poisonous snake under a hedge. "Look! He's got the snake in his jaws and is waving it around his head in a violent whirl! There are pieces of the snake flying off everywhere! Gosh, here comes a piece now, right towards us! The snake is still alive, and is looking for something, anything to bite! etc."