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years ago, when bunnys wanted to go dancing, they went to the hop.
these days do they prefer hip-hop instead?
hmm, what do you call the drink carrot juice and vodka? Welsh Rabbit?

Those are definitely thoughts from before coffee.

drcorey wrote:years ago, when bunnys wanted to go dancing, they went to the hop.
these days do they prefer hip-hop instead?
hmm, what do you call the drink carrot juice and vodka? Welsh Rabbit?

I've just always wondered if they rub their own feet for luck.

What do you get when you drop a piano down a mine shaft?
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A Flat Miner! :D:

BRWombat wrote:I've just always wondered if they rub their own feet for luck.

Why are rabbit's feet considered lucky? The rabbit wasn't so lucky when he had the feet, they got chopped off.

Shorty82 wrote:Why are rabbit's feet considered lucky? The rabbit wasn't so lucky when he had the feet, they got chopped off.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit%27s_foot
Seems that it has to do with voodoo or hoodoo. Read up if you want. Basically it was a talisman that got its lucky properties only under certain circumstances but in time everyone wanted the lucky talisman and the religious beliefs were lost.

mechurchlady wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit%27s_foot
Seems that it has to do with voodoo or hoodoo. Read up if you want. Basically it was a talisman that got its lucky properties only under certain circumstances but in time everyone wanted the lucky talisman and the religious beliefs were lost.

good thing it wasn't a lucky rabbit leg, or ears, or head...

Speaking if rabbit heads, that reminds me of a story my macroeconomics professor decided to tell the class. If you are sensitive about the topic of bunny heads, stop reading now.

When he was young he lived in the middle of nowhere Utah and one of the things they liked to do was spotlight rabbits(this involves shining a spotlight on them to get the deer in headlights effect and shooting them). One of his friends apparently liked to take a knife and cut off the heads and leave them in peoples mailboxes.

I of course have no way of knowing if this story is true. I suspect it is not simply because of what it entailed, but on the other hand I suspect it is because there really is nothing to do out there.

Shorty82 wrote:Why are rabbit's feet considered lucky? The rabbit wasn't so lucky when he had the feet, they got chopped off.

I've always though the same about the "lucky penny" -- someone else had to lose it before you found it! :)

Lasolimu wrote:Speaking if rabbit heads, that reminds me of a story my macroeconomics professor decided to tell the class. If you are sensitive about the topic of bunny heads, stop reading now.

When he was young he lived in the middle of nowhere Utah and one of the things they liked to do was spotlight rabbits(this involves shining a spotlight on them to get the deer in headlights effect and shooting them). One of his friends apparently liked to take a knife and cut off the heads and leave them in peoples mailboxes.

I of course have no way of knowing if this story is true. I suspect it is not simply because of what it entailed, but on the other hand I suspect it is because there really is nothing to do out there.

wow, now thats what you call getting a little head...