I wonder if they have a full-time dingleberry remover. :)

Just in case you were wondering, Beestie.

The Straight Dope: Why do some animals have pellet poop?

"Everybody poooooooops...sometiiiiiiimes...sometiiiiiiimes..."

Rabbit. The new mink.

Or Lady Pixie Faerie Moondrop...

It was the first thing I thought of, too, Wolf. (for those who don't know, the relatively modern phenomenon of Wiccans who think that the Wiccan path is all sweetness and light and cuddly stuff are referred to as 'fluffy bunny' Pagans).

After some interesting dining experiences in Asian restaurants .. I thought the quote was actually .. "Rabbit .. the new chicken .."

Not sure what this bunny has to do with FHM's 100 hottest women... but somebody by the name of "Marlon_Wayans_Is_Dead" seems to...

this one looks like an ewok <br>
http://home.pacbell.net/bettychu/200...is/geena14.jpg

Now where in the evolution of these critters do they develope a profound hatred for Klingons?

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Gotta run with the geek theme that has just sprung up on this thread...
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Ya know, get one of these things and a balloon and I bet you could build up enough of a static charge to kill a Wookie.

Isn't wiccanism itself a relatively modern phenomenon?

Yep...no older than 50 years or so, but based in turn on known ancient European rites, deities and seasonal observances.

No kidding, Els? Post WWII?:eek:

That which is formally known as Gardnerian Wicca dates back only to the early 50's, at the earliest. However, Wicca includes so many parts of other things (a hearty helping of Ceremonial Magick is included, for example - Crowley is the best-known promulgator of Ceremonial Magick), that it can claim roots further back, but, yeah, Gerald Gardner, widely considered to be the Father of the Wiccan religion, first outlined it in the mid 20th century.

Fluffy Bunnies, on the other hand, practice a *special* form of wicca involving lots of bright rainbow energy, and a secret tradition handed down through the centuries, like directly from the Burning Times, but like before that, in their high priest/ess's family, in a hand-bound Book of Shadows™, the mysteries within which are NEVER to be shared with outsiders, and only spoken of in hushed tones within circle, and the High Priest says that it's SOOO sacred that it dishonors the magick if anyone is clothed in ritual, so like everybody has to be skyclad, and all of the first level initiates must be nubile blonde females of no less than 18 years of age, but no more than 23, and it's SUCH an honor to be chosen for the Great Rite and ....

damn. I can't keep this up. I'm giving myself a headache.

Seriously ... if you challenge these people you are in for a major earful.