Don't know who to feel more sorry for here, the writer or the rabbit. Funny how sneezing can startle the poor little things but action movies don't faze them. Well, they don't faze my rabbit anyway.
by Naomi 'Brigid' Gill
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Iain M. Banks Interview
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John Boyne Interview
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Stephen Kelman Interview
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Self Publish and be Damned
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5 Comments:
Such a nice cartoon! Even action movies are just movies. A sudden live sneeze means someone's not feeling well.
True. But I wouldn't have thought my bunny could tell the difference between explosions on TV and stuff happening in real life. Maybe he's smarter than I give him credit for. ^_^
Like it! And I wonder if rabbits get colds too.
Supposedly they don't. But they can get allergies. There's some kind of dust in the Timothy hay available in pet stores around here that makes my bunny sneeze.
Makes feeding him in the winter a little interesting sometimes. ^_^
An action-movie proof rabbit? Now there's a weapon for you.
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