Bunnies 3.0?

A falcon ale (lättöl, three point five degrees alcohol) next to me after having had a couple of Guinness and a message from a Polish bunny about having small bunnies in Nowy Swiat. Hm, we do have the roles & requirements at home in order to create small bunnies. However, one of these roles (the female bunny, preferably including a set of female characteristics in the form of potential skin abnormalities) is not entirely defined yet or needs further refinement or rather development.

In short, we could have small bunnies. Now, will they be cuddly with long ears or hoppy with short ears? Will they like witloof or green pepper? One thing for sure - they will be able to do the bunny drop dead thingie and there will be some kind of twirly hop.

Haven't written a darn thing about our buggers since we purchased them. Allrighty, Chewey, seen in the previous pic on one of his few calm moments, seems to have matured and is now very keen on hopping into our bed and loves to be petted. He (or she?! - we don't have a clue at this time! it's a seven month old bunny) will first lick us and then bite us if we quit petting him and he wants us to continue. His twirly hops (a sign of pure happiness, crazy bunnylady told us) are absolutely amazing. No coming back to the cage without a sweet dried banana though.

Rubek is a different story. Once I was surfing the net, and suddenly my connection's gone. I start debugging the darn thing (ping, traceroute, the whole bunch) and I notice there's no more connection to my Wireless router. Going over there reveals that it is simply switched off. Closer inspection shows a broken adapter cable. Did I say broken? I meant chewed through :o). The story is, we trusted Rubek in the living room cos Chewek was the chewin one.

Eventually, the final chewing count (by Rubek!) was:

• one wireless router adapter cable
  
• one Dolby surround speaker cable

But one thing's 'fur' sure: they are the cutest bunnies in the WWW! :o)