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Im about to kill a bunny. Rabbit stew anyone? It will be fresh. Stupid bunny knocked my young brown into my peacock proto OW. Luckily both of the damages are on spots that are just covered up in gold, but still… I dont consider either Mint anymore. What crap. I hate rabbits. My emerald oriental was caught in the fray, too, but was unscathed. He must know ninjitsu, or something.
skigod377 wrote:Im about to kill a bunny. Rabbit stew anyone? It will be fresh. Stupid bunny knocked my young brown into my peacock proto OW. Luckily both of the damages are on spots that are just covered up in gold, but still… I dont consider either Mint anymore. What crap. I hate rabbits. My emerald oriental was caught in the fray, too, but was unscathed. He must know ninjitsu, or something.
Nooooo!!!!
Don’t kill him!!!!
It was an accident. That little bunny doesn’t understand the value of materialist objects. Consider them battle scars! 😀Dragon Master wrote:tha really sucks how bad is the damage??
Well, it turned out to be not bad at all. The OW just had a flack of the gold come off and it is touched up and you cant tell. The young had one of his bumps knocked off. Luckily its low on the back of his butt. I went over it with brown matching paint and put a gold dot back on it, but if you look closely, its rough where it should be smooth. If I handed it to someone and asked them to find the damage, I doubt anyone except folks like us would find it. Once its pointed out, you can tell, though. Oh well…could have been worse.
Lokie wrote:Nooooo!!!!
Don’t kill him!!!!
It was an accident. That little bunny doesn’t understand the value of materialist objects. Consider them battle scars! 😀Ok Ok…the stupid bunny can live. 😆
skigod377 wrote:Lokie wrote:Nooooo!!!!
Don’t kill him!!!!
It was an accident. That little bunny doesn’t understand the value of materialist objects. Consider them battle scars! 😀Ok Ok…the stupid bunny can live. 😆
🙂 Hehe, he appreciates it, he just doesn’t know it.
Are the bunnies making up for the childhood obsession with breaking things that your son never had, Ski? How can they reach the dragons anyway? I seem to remember seeing pictures of them all on shelves – low, but shelves nonetheless.
Greater Basilisk wrote:Are the bunnies making up for the childhood obsession with breaking things that your son never had, Ski? How can they reach the dragons anyway? I seem to remember seeing pictures of them all on shelves – low, but shelves nonetheless.
The bottom shelf is only a few inches off the ground. I never used to put my Windstones there, but since Miss Melody started selling on Ebay, my collection has expanded too much, and I needed the bottom shelf. Yes, I think its payback for my son being so good. Blasted bunnies!! Oh well…luckily the damage was minimal and not to my expensive pieces. Well… the OW was a little pricey, but the damage to him is not really damage, so it doesn’t count. 😀
Greater Basilisk wrote:Really lucky for you. Can’t you just keep the hopping stew flavor contained somewhere?
Their cage is small, since I have to fit it in my car to take them back and forth to the school, so I dont like leaving them cooped up. Usually they hop around in the living room only, but they are more comfortable lately and have been running all over the house! God help them if they get in the kitchen…I dont know if I wil be able to resist the temptation!!! MUaahahahahaha!!!
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