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Well that was very thoughtful of him! Does he hate you?
OPs dad doesn't hate him, maybe it was a gag gift?
Giving someone their dead pet as a gag gift is sick.
Oh man, your avatar is da bestest!
28 - Well it's a sick idea for a joke, especially considering those rabbits were pets from her childhood! This type of "gift" is more suited for someone you don't particularly like very much, in my opinion anyway!
Hate is a strong word
Perhaps he really really really doesn't like her
Many people actually like taxidermy. Why, I cannot fathom, but they do. Ive heard it's "comforting" to still have the family pet. It's just too bad that OP doesn't. sounds to me like OPs dad was trying to be thoughtful, in his own way.
I love how the first half of your comment is all nice and then you went all blunt and horrible. ;)
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Show it anywaySeeing as he did it and actually gave them to OP, I don't think so.
Dig up his grandmother for his birthday.
That's a little harsh over two dead rodents
What are they?
#27: Rabbits, hares, etc. are lagomorphs, which have similarities to rodents.
27 - Mammals.
Well, mammals if you don't want to be too specific.
Yeah 21 I remember specifically being taught that they were NOT of the rodent family in school. So very good :)
"You told me they ran away to help the Easter bunny!"
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Show it anywayBecause they were pets originally...
My guess is they were pets? Oblivious much?
Not Bugs and Peter!
To clarify I mean bugs bunny and Peter rabbit
Who is Peter rabbit?
He's from children's books
I thought it was Peter Cotton Tail.
Peter got nothing on Roger! We all know it!
#13's comment made me die a little inside
kickass1stbase- I do believe that you are referring to Bugs Bunny and Roger Rabbit. The other children's book with a rabbit is Peter Cotton Tail. I'll admit, at first I didn't even think twice about Peter Rabbit. But then I started to reminisce about my favorite childhood stories and realized it wasn't Petter Rabbit but Roger Rabbit and Peter Cotton Tail.
Peter Rabbit is right, it used to be my favourite children's book. He wore a blue jacket. His sisters name was cotton tail.
Well, Peter Cottontail is a song about a rabbit.
Considering that one of the first websites to pop up after googling Beatrix Potter is peterrabbit.com, I'm pretty sure his name is Peter Rabbit. That, and I can still remember my mom saying in a sing-song voice, "Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter!" when she read the books to me many years ago.
I know this is over 6 months late, but it's hard to resist... *busts out singing* Here comes Peter Cottontail, hoppin' down the bunny trail!
he's saving your first dog for when you announce you're having a child
Rabbits are a good luck symbol. Your dad wants you to represent, mate like bunnies and make lots and lots of grandbabies!
I find that disturbing and hilarious at the same time
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Dig up his grandmother for his birthday.
Well that was very thoughtful of him! Does he hate you?