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curious2garden

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Jimdamick said:
Yea, I'm pretty happy :)
My last rabbit turned me onto what a great animal rabbits are.
They are VERY social, so you do have to spend time with them, but so what, that's what pets are for, right?
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A long time ago I used to keep German Giant Angoras and Red Satin Angoras. They were very friendly and loved being groomed. They were good pets (not my picture).

Red Satin Angora


German Angora (not my picture either)
 
too larry

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Jimdamick said:
I got a new bunny!!!!
Her name is going to be Sweetie, because that what she is.
I got her from the Humane Society for a $35 donation, so anyone that has room in their household, go save an animal, and adopt.
You'll feel better guaranteed :)

Here are some pics of my new Rabbit

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My uncle down in Panama City raised rabbits. This was 20-25 years ago, so adjust for inflation, but he sold them dressed for 5 bucks each at 8 weeks old. There is a lot of Asians there due to the base, and he always had plenty of customers.
 
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Jimdamick

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too larry said:
My uncle down in Panama City raised rabbits. This was 20-25 years ago, so adjust for inflation, but he sold them dressed for 5 bucks each at 8 weeks old. There is a lot of Asians there due to the base, and he always had plenty of customers.
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Rabbit is delicious (tastes like chicken :) ).
Braised with some butter, a little red wine (some for the rabbit), garlic, salt and pepper and that's about it
Now I can't eat them anymore, I like them too much, so it's gotten personal.
 
too larry

too larry

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Jimdamick said:
Rabbit is delicious (tastes like chicken :) ).
Braised with some butter, a little red wine (some for the rabbit), garlic, salt and pepper and that's about it
Now I can't eat them anymore, I like them too much, so it's gotten personal.
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The first two years after I got home from the Navy I was semi retired. I cut grass in the summer and firewood in winter. Cash was not overly plentiful, and there was a strong need for free food. I ate rabbit every possible way it could be cooked. I ate it at least a couple of times a week. Got burned out on it, and haven't had any since.
 
too larry

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Jimdamick said:
Rabbit is delicious (tastes like chicken :) ).
Braised with some butter, a little red wine (some for the rabbit), garlic, salt and pepper and that's about it
Now I can't eat them anymore, I like them too much, so it's gotten personal.
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And I got sidetracked and didn't finish my thoughts in the other post. I was thinking that you could find a lovely bunny from a farmer for less. The ones my uncle raised were very cute.
 
Jimdamick

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too larry said:
The first two years after I got home from the Navy I was semi retired. I cut grass in the summer and firewood in winter. Cash was not overly plentiful, and there was a strong need for free food. I ate rabbit every possible way it could be cooked. I ate it at least a couple of times a week. Got burned out on it, and haven't had any since.
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My 1st rabbit was an escapee from a rabbit grower I think
Where I lived in NY there were a lot of old Italians that always had rabbits in their backyards strictly for food.(you can add tomato to my recipe :) ).
That was how I was introduced.to rabbit, by eating them.
Now I just cuddle them :)
 
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lokie

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ANC said:
I have the Boundless Tera, it is kind of a chore to finish a session on your own, can probably pack .6g or more. They are closer to $200 these days.
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This one took .57g and was more than enough for the maiden voyage.(:
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Your approval of this vape and some youtubing convinced me to get one.8)

It arrived today.(:

My new mantra.


Thanks :cool:
 
tyler.durden

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My Bose equipment that I won from ebay came today. My poor UPS driver. There were nine huge boxes. When he got to my place he said, 'Listen man, I'm not going to be able to carry up all this stuff for you', as he pushed the esig signing thing in my face. As I was totally anticipating this attitude, I replied, "That's your job, bro. I can't sign for it if I don't see the boxes. Maybe we should call your boss and ask them what we should do..." He replied, 'No problem, I'll help you out...' "Thanks, I appreciate it." I said. He carried a little over 300 pounds up (I'm on the 3rd floor, lol), and I gave him a $25 tip. Turns out he had the flu, he stated it was why he was initially reluctant. Tough job. I just finished unpacking it all and testing it, for a short time at very high volume. It shook my entire building, I'm sure my neighbors have extra hate for me today. It's all flawless, I'm happy. Gotta clean up now, looks like a styrofoam peanut bomb went off in here. First coffee and a bowl. Rough day...
 
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too larry

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Customers are out of here early tonight. It's a lockout for tomorrow, so they are paid up until midnight. I might just hang a couple three hours and smoke a few bowls.
 
raratt

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Traded my big hoods for smaller ones, I was never going to use them anyway, and might not use the ones i traded for, but they do take up less storage room. Got a 6" fan and traded down my 600W ballast for a 400W, in case I want to overdrive a 315W CMH...lol.
 
Singlemalt

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tyler.durden said:
My Bose equipment that I won from ebay came today. My poor UPS driver. There were nine huge boxes. When he got to my place he said, 'Listen man, I'm not going to be able to carry up all this stuff for you', as he pushed the esig signing thing in my face. As I was totally anticipating this attitude, I replied, "That's your job, bro. I can't sign for it if I don't see the boxes. Maybe we should call your boss and ask them what we should do..." He replied, 'No problem, I'll help you out...' "Thanks, I appreciate it." I said. He carried about a little over 300 pounds up (I'm on the 3rd floor, lol), and I gave him a $25 tip. Turns out he had the flu, he stated it was why he was initially reluctant. Tough job. I just finished unpacking it all and testing it, for a short time at very high volume. It shook my entire building, I'm sure my neighbors have extra hate for me today. It's all flawless, I'm happy. Gotta clean up now, looks like a styrofoam peanut bomb went off in here. First coffee and a bowl. Rough day...
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Now you're going to get the flu. May I have all your stuff when you die?
 
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