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Dream of Rabbit: adjusted by ~spookymeggie:iconspookymeggie:

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Submitted: September 26, 2006
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Make: Hewlett-Packard
Model: hp 635 Digital Camera
Shutter Speed: 1/60 second
F Number: F/3.0
Focal Length: 6 mm
ISO Speed: 50
Date Picture Taken: Aug 8, 2006, 10:52:59 PM

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Dream of rabbit adjusted and aged. Makes use of Nyssa's lovely stain brushes.
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~eitur-englar:iconeitur-englar: Sep 26, 2006, 2:59:25 PM
where i live .... keeping rabbits is illegal :(


-sigh-

so cute... i want one.
~spookymeggie:iconspookymeggie: Sep 26, 2006, 3:10:56 PM
Rabbit are really excellent company. I've been so happy since Akiko came unexpectedly into my life, and Houka, while an endless headache, is also a real personality. Unfortunately, rabbits can spread diseases that are found in some countries, generally through fleas. They're like little, non-predatory cats. Are indoor rabbits an exception to the rule?

As a child, my brother wanted a turtle so badly. We tried for years to get one, but keeping thme was illegal in many of the places we lived. I made the mistake of promising him a puppy when he had his own home, and over ten years later, he reminds me of it regularly.

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I'm sure my gentle naivité will survive.
~eitur-englar:iconeitur-englar: Sep 26, 2006, 3:16:14 PM
mm indeed... rabbits here are in plague proportions in the south .... and as such .... illegal up here in the north. ... but not in the south ^_^ .... i have a kitty, and some snakeees.... but even with snakes, Australia's reptile laws are some of the world's strictest. We may keep only native australian varieties.. which means we routinely pay upwards of $1000 for Green Tree Pythons, which sell for around $400 in the US and Europe .... also I want a corn snake and some vipers..... they'z so purty ^_^
~spookymeggie:iconspookymeggie: Sep 26, 2006, 3:19:27 PM
Get out there with a net on a stick, then!

When I was young I had neighbours with many pets. They had a cornsnake which escaped, and which they rediscovered living in their fireplace several years later. it had been under the rugs, they suspect.

Australia also had problems with myxomatosis, didn't it?

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I'm sure my gentle naivité will survive.
~BlackWater:iconBlackWater: Sep 26, 2006, 3:19:53 PM
Wow, you are prtty handy with brushes, ain't ya? And, I am not a fan of rabbits, but they ARE cute.
~amytaluuri:iconamytaluuri: Sep 26, 2006, 4:58:02 PM
It's the buns! Awwuuu.

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~KyteGlory:iconKyteGlory: Sep 26, 2006, 5:18:30 PM
Oh, the adorable buns!!!
*snuggles*

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This might be catastrophic.
~eitur-englar:iconeitur-englar: Sep 26, 2006, 6:09:28 PM
yeah ... i think we spread it on purpose to try to cull the rabbit population... don't think it went too well.
A net on a stick would be fine... 'xcept we have no corn snakes or vipers here..... no non-native snakes here at all .... which is fine... but some foreign species are soooo pretty ^_^
~spookymeggie:iconspookymeggie: Sep 26, 2006, 6:12:47 PM
I suppose we're learning from our attempts to introduce foreign species (*cough*zebramussels*cough*) and the damage it can wreak. But, of course, tell someone not to do something, and what's first on their mind...?

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I'm sure my gentle naivité will survive.
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