[ SECRET POST #3769 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3769 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Dragon Ball franchise]


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03.
(Overwatch, Hanzo Shimada)


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[Undertale]


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[King of Prism/Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live]


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(Rosario Dawson)


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[The Adventure Zone]


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08.
[Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor in Batman vs. Superman]


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[Supernatural]










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Comments

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[(Anonymous)]

Mine is the Belgian Hare, which isn't a hare but a rabbit bred to look like a hare which doesn't look all that hare-like to me. If anything it looks like the classic rabbit we used to turn over with a slingshot when I was a kid. Before myxomatosis wiped them all out. 40 years and the rabbits have still to return to the valley. It is depressing. But Belgian hares in the backyard anre the next best thing

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[(Anonymous)]

I like how this went into a little soliloquy on the decline of rural Britain

I'm serious it's quite lovely and sad

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[(Anonymous)]

Land (ab)use in the UK is serious. The problem about getting the rabbits back around here, not to mention skylarks and various other species, is down to the way farmers have basically killed the land. The fields are silent. No insects, no pasture wildflowers, most of the hedegrows ripped out, trees cut down just because (I know a farmer who cut down every tree on his land because he said he wanted to neaten up the look of his fields), it is horrifying the way the land is being maltreated. Guardians of the countryside, my aching arse.

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[(Anonymous)]

Did you ever read Wendell Berry? Very very good on this sort of thing, albeit in Kentucky rather than the UK. An absolutely stellar writer.

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[(Anonymous)]

It is not a name that rings a bell, sorry. What is their thing?

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[(Anonymous)]

Writes all sorts of things. Really big on localism, importance of farming that maintains the land, rural life, all that stuff you're talking about. Also writes really good novels and fiction about rural life and also human memory and all those good kinds of things. Strongly recommend.

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[(Anonymous)]

I used to have a Netherlands Dwarf rabbit, which is the smallest breed of rabbit out there. He weighed 1.9 pounds at his full adult size. I used to carry him around in a kleenex box with his head poking out the top. Those are probably my favorites just because they are so teeny and cute.

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[mrs_don_draper]

I have a dwarf rex, so I'm biased! :)

Re: What's your favourite....? Breed of rabbit.

[mimi_sardinia]

The ones on Betsey Island, Tasmania. They're European Rabbits introduced in 1825. It is the only place in Tasmania that has rabbits living wild, and the rabbits there are said to be a purer breed than those back in Europe.

I did not actually see the rabbits in person, I was just on a boat that went around the island, but the story of a small island in the bay of the Derwent River that has purebred rabbits amuses me.