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Meadows wrote:Overhung, when my uncles bludgeoned my pet rabbit, Gracie, to death for dinner, I was traumatized for many years. The cost of therapy for your children will cost way more than that rope.

I was being facetious. I love the little nibbler as well. Obviously, I'm keeping the climbing gear away from Hermione.

Meadows wrote:Overhung, when my uncles bludgeoned my pet rabbit, Gracie, to death for dinner, I was traumatized for many years. The cost of therapy for your children will cost way more than that rope.

Meadows...thats awesome!!! Sorry for your loss.

True story: I tried to raise rabbits to eat, but couldn't kill them after naming them, Thumper, Peter, and the like. We had a little Australian Red who must have been an incarnate of Houidini. Long after we had sold the rabbits to a more heartless person than I, I would see little red rabbits out in the fields. Go, Thumper! All those nights out of your cage, slipping past the dogs, were obviously worth the effort!

used to have a rabbit named Dust Bunny or Dusty for short...I think I broke his neck

dipsi, I'd say they f'ed like rabbits.

Ultra wrote: Meadows...thats awesome!!! Sorry for your loss.

It was almost 20 years ago so I got over it. Thank you for your condolences.

Did Toby live or was he eaten?

savetoby.com

it says 2006

I think rabbit is best cooked in a crockpot really slow with some red wine, various herbs, a bunch of mushrooms, carrots, potatoes and the like. Mmmmmmmm.

Dipsi, the key is to not name any of them except for your breeders... that and to be really quick with the stick.

For all my 'rabbits are yummy' ranting, I think I'd have a hard time doing one in - and I certainly wouldn't eat some kid's pet.