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Great name! Makes me glad I found the picture. 
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Oh, it was a great find, LAT!!
AND he seems to be AWOL tonight, so he can't even come and "moderate" me!!
(Mind you, I am notoriously difficult to moderate. No off button, you see...)
EDIT And what do you know? I look down, and there he is. I'll swear he's got me bugged.
EDIT And what do you know? I look down, and there he is. I'll swear he's got me bugged.
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So Scurra has a new secret identity - Bugs Bunny.
[voice=BugsBunny]"Eeeh, what's up, doc?"[/voice]
[voice=BugsBunny]"Eeeh, what's up, doc?"[/voice]
Now think of the ages of the pupils you teach. Even the resignation of Margaret Thatcher in 1990 is 'history' to them.Bunnylump wrote: I was rather alarmed that an era I remember so vividly being described in a history lesson.
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Yes - great picture - but why has he got a snooker ball instead of a noseLAT wrote:Great name! Makes me glad I found the picture.
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I taught a piano lesson tonight. The girl had a book with 'candle in the wind' in it. She didn't know it, because she was only 1 year old in 1997 when it released for Princess Diana. I felt extremely old. She's one of my older pupils as well!!!!Cenwulf wrote:So Scurra has a new secret identity - Bugs Bunny.
[voice=BugsBunny]"Eeeh, what's up, doc?"[/voice]
Now think of the ages of the pupils you teach. Even the resignation of Margaret Thatcher in 1990 is 'history' to them.Bunnylump wrote: I was rather alarmed that an era I remember so vividly being described in a history lesson.
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How depressing. 
You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.
“Tomorrow is always fresh, with no mistakes in it yet.”
“Tomorrow is always fresh, with no mistakes in it yet.”
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And, of course, "Candle In The Wind" was already 25 years old at that point, and it was written about someone who had died a decade before that!!
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So here's a challenge for you LAT - find a picture of Bugs Bunny doing a Stickless Skull Boy impersonation......Cenwulf wrote:So Scurra has a new secret identity - Bugs Bunny.
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not sure about this - I'll keep looking
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Oh very good!!
And you are right about the nose. It's probably where someone punched him.
And you are right about the nose. It's probably where someone punched him.
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Someone - or a fluffy happy dancing BunnyBunnylump wrote: It's probably where someone punched him.
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Oh, I can be fairly scary when I want to. You wouldn't want to meet me in a dark alley... 
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I've been helping purple rabbit too
Girl power.
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So now we need a new Avatar for you........ along the lines of Evil Bunny in a dark Alley..... LAT is this possible
Must admit I enjoyed the Bunny Dance!! shame we can't have 2 avatars depending on the mood

Must admit I enjoyed the Bunny Dance!! shame we can't have 2 avatars depending on the mood
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gill216 wrote:I've been helping purple rabbit tooGirl power.
And there Gill is - gracefully gliding on a surf board - whilst all the time abetting the Bunny in delivering snooker ball noses
Love it
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No I'm sure you're not really an evil bunny. How could something so jolly and fluffy be evil?
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heh heh heh...


You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.
“Tomorrow is always fresh, with no mistakes in it yet.”
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I just googled "evil bunny dark alley" and the 16th image was of a wooden loo seat
How on earth does that fit?
How on earth does that fit?
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