June 19, 2004

Bunny bunny, bunny, bunny, WHOOPS, bunny, WHOOPS, bunny, bunny, bunny, bunny.
posted by Skrik 20 years ago
  • one: that second Whoops - egads man. Circle of life and whatnot but yikes. b: this reminded me of an argument I had yesterday so I'm taking the opportunity: for those who know the game, is it "Duck, Duck, Goose" or "Duck, Duck, Grey Duck"? Thinking it's a regional thing but curious about where the Grey Duck band lies (Greg Kinnear says Minnesota. I know there are some Minnesotans around so ... ?) now, ending derail and back to bunnies of all kinds.
  • Duck, duck, goose. If you ask the little kids I know, however, it's something along the lines of "duck, duck, macaronihead, blue ranger, butt, tortellinihead, moose, butt, spongebob, duck, duck, butt, spongebobhead, table, duck, udonhead, butt, duck, duckhead, buzz lightyear, goose." Somewhere in the middle of all that you ought to kind of forget what you're playing for a few seconds, and announce that you're Scooby Doo now, okay? It's the best game in the world.
  • I love snakes, but I'm not sure I could ever own anything that eats live bunnies. Adding to the derail: I'm from Maryland and have always known it as "Duck, Duck, Goose". I've never heard it with "grey duck".
  • "Death awaits you all with nasty, big, pointy teeth" Bunny
  • now, ending derail and back to bunnies of all kinds. Frame 2 Teeny bunnies, giganto-bunny, pissed-off bunnies, pink bunnies, blue bunny, Blue Bunny!
  • well I can attest that in new jersey we played "duck, duck, goose"
  • You forgot bunny!
  • The sharp-eyed play Duck, Duck, Drake. However, Ducks and Drakes is another game altogether.
  • So that's what it looks like when snakes go to silflay.
  • Chatting with a migratory duck; I tell her, "Monkeys can be fun, if given fruit and nuts, but bees can't survive without combs. And our homes." "As for human beings," the duck says, "they use two legs instead of four, they steal eggs, and lay bombs -- I don't think they do peace well. Or for long."
  • Giant Bunnies Giant Bunny Rescue More Bunnies! Last link is a Tripod site, and in Chinese.
  • Lots of wild rabbits where I live. [Technically, they're cottontails, which are hares, but they're what most folk in North America mean by wild rabbit.] We had a notably big fellow for a while who came to our garden and stuffed himself in the morning and evening. We had no trouble telling him from the rest of the rabbits because a dog or a hawk gave him a great gash along one haunch which left him with a long black scar in his reddish-grey coat. Also left him unable to run, so he would sit and 'freeze' when startled -- the people of my household began calling him The Brave Bunny because of this. We tried to make sure he had plenty of food and nearby cover. He lived for another two years, which is about as good as it gets for a wild bunny. But The Brave Bunny was nowhere the size of Bodmon, who I'm guessing is a Giant Belgian.
  • I love love love this picture. SOMEBODY GIT THE JAWS OF LIFE.
  • Somebody get the Holy Hand Grenade!
  • *boggles*
  • A must-read: The Gallery of Regrettable Food's section on frozen rabbit meat. (warning: nekked pictures of frozen rabbit meat)
  • GODBUNNY
  • Sproinger! (Yay, it's the awesomely cute Bonnie, Ele Mishra's wonderful fluffy friend.