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[QUOTE=Fiona]That is a good question, I grant you. I was deluded by the double rabbit reference[/QUOTE]
Double???
Has that something to do with the fact I used the word lapsus (sorry mixing my French & my English again ). I meant to say Freudian slip (of the tongue, or finger as is the case).
[QUOTE=Ravager]I haven't even heard of 'scut' before[/QUOTE]Me neither, but I have dictionary on my computer and next to it (E/French & E/Dutch). Dictionaries can be a powerful tool in the right hands.

@ Lestat.

Yes. Scut is normally applied to a rabbit's tail. Lapsus is related to lapine, which means related to rabbits. (Sorry if you already know this) I misunderstood and it was very funny the way I read it

[QUOTE=Fiona]@ Lestat.

Yes. Scut is normally applied to a rabbit's tail. Lapsus is related to lapine, which means related to rabbits. (Sorry if you already know this) I misunderstood and it was very funny the way I read it[/QUOTE]
Ravager the Rascally Rabbit.
And when the French call someone "un chaud lapin", well ... we all know what rabbits like to do a lot. Sorry if I seem to have a bit of a one track mind here .
Mmm, may be we change that better into Ravisher the Rascally Rabbit.

He'd like that

*Bumping a little higher to make Rav notice...*

Ì have a someone mundane Canadian Tip, some of you may have heard this from me alreasdy.

[QUOTE=hill1]*Bumping a little higher to make Rav notice...*

Ì have a someone mundane Canadian Tip, some of you may have heard this from me alreasdy. [/QUOTE]

Ha, I umm...yes. They are. Brings back memories of a field in the rain.

[QUOTE=Magrus]Ha, I umm...yes. They are. Brings back memories of a field in the rain. [/QUOTE]

Im not going to ask... its better that way, although if your experience was anything like mine...well, I think we should leave it at that.

its good to see that the advice is still usefull lol

[QUOTE=hill1]Im not going to ask... its better that way, although if your experience was anything like mine...well, I think we should leave it at that.[/QUOTE]

Green pastures get messy yo.

Demortis wrote:its good to see that the advice is still usefull lol

Id puit the one about the virtues of doggies, but I think Ill leave that one until tommorrw.

I have to come up with more anyways... I already have several involving hockey sticks.

But this is Maggies college, and his is more useful and general...my stuff is from out of the blue, no point watsoever sort of stuff.

Green pastures get messy yo.

yellow, actually, wheat field, and I wasnt exactly paying attention to the surrouding scenery...

[QUOTE=hill1]yellow, actually, wheat field, and I wasnt exactly paying attention to the surrouding scenery...[/QUOTE]

Yeah buddy. Did you bring the farmer boots?

[QUOTE=Magrus]Yeah buddy. Did you bring the farmer boots? [/QUOTE]

It was more, spur of the moment, oh look theres a field, sort of thing. thje actual farmewr decided that we were stealing wheat or something and came out with HIS boots, and they were big, rubber ones.

I did bring rubber though. the wonders of the glove compartment, and what I shove in there.

Ha, that sounds worse than my experience. I just got lectured on bringing the girl home soaking wet, covered in mud and worn out.

[QUOTE=Magrus]Ha, that sounds worse than my experience. I just got lectured on bringing the girl home soaking wet, covered in mud and worn out.[/QUOTE]

The cop showed up but the farmer said that we had worked it out...

The cop just turned and said, friggin teens. I was twenty at the time.

I have to think about some news lessons, but I doubt that they will pop up as often as your great ones.

I've been slacking. All the vodka, company, and working, and now Buddy the cat, are distracting me. Have at the lessons, it helps the wee one's grow up right.

[QUOTE=Magrus]I've been slacking. All the vodka, company, and working, and now Buddy the cat, are distracting me. Have at the lessons, it helps the wee one's grow up right. [/QUOTE]

Demotrtis has spent enough time around you, I think hes already gone perverted. But Rav has somehow resisted all my attempts on him... and he insists on going up against Locke in innuendo.

This is a flawed concept going up against Locke. He's just about as bad as I am, or maybe it's the other way around?

[QUOTE=Magrus]This is a flawed concept going up against Locke. He's just about as bad as I am, or maybe it's the other way around?[/QUOTE]

your both at the stage when you think your bad, then one magical day you meet the person who is worse than you. I met mine when I turned 21. Thats a day Ill never forget.

That is the day when I learned to speak normally, without having ulterior motives.

Lestat wrote:Ravager the Rascally Rabbit.
And when the French call someone "un chaud lapin", well ... we all know what rabbits like to do a lot. Sorry if I seem to have a bit of a one track mind here .
Mmm, may be we change that better into Ravisher the Rascally Rabbit.

You want me to...bump...the thread?
(I'm sure you'll get hours of material out of that )

I like it- Ravisher. Don't know about the latest likening to a rabbit though . I'll add Ravisher to my sig- if I can create enough room for it.

This is a flawed concept going up against Locke.

I must be a glutton for punishment

You want me to...bump...the thread?
(I'm sure you'll get hours of material out of that )

You bet, you bumpin' bunny boy.