*watching her go on* I can dig it o.o

Dig on, man. Dig on.

wow...i'm diggin that hair style ;)

Gotta shoe the love to the punk crowd from time to time.

Nice hairstyle and pose.

Thank ya.

yw ^^

* holds up pants*

Found them wraped around a fan.

Well, hold on to them.

Whoa... angry punk bunny grrrl. Nice! Definately not the stereotypical 'timid woodland creature'. XP

Anyone who's ever had a pet rabbit and tried to move them about when they didn't want it would agree. Lazy yes. Timid, no.

Yeah, those chistle teeth are damn sharp, not to mention their nails when they kick.

Those damn back feet are like designed to gut their enemies.

Yeah, we had several rabbits when I was growing up. Our dogs and cats learned very quickly not to mess with them. Actually, everyone got along very well.

My younger brother had a pet rabbit and she was particularly nasty to me unless I offered her oatmeal cookie fragments.

My sister had a guinea pig that she had attack trained. She taught it to bite me on command. No lie.

That's amazing. I can't teach mine to do anything beyond eat and poop.

The funny thing was, unless my sister told her to bite me, she was the sweetest little thing. I think she thought it was a game-- she never really bit me that hard.

When my guinea pig gets nervous and is out of his cage, he nibbles me like comfort grooming. Problem there: I'm allergic to him and his saliva in particular. His teeth even scrape my skin and I get big red blotches.

I had a pet rat once who used to like nibbling on the hair on my arms. Then he'd climb on my shoulder and groom my hair.

So you're allergic to your guinea pig but not your rabbit? That's weird. You'd think if you were allergic to one, you'd be allergic to the other one too.

I haven't been around a rabbit for a long time. It appears my rodent allergies are relatively new. I've developed two rather severe allergy situations in the last seven years or so.

I'm wondering if it's the rodents or something else, like the bedding you're using or possibly something as seemingly harmless as alfalfa, timothy grass, etc. My sister was slightly allergic to the cedar shavings we used for our assorted critters. We switched to aspen shavings and her symptoms disappeared. Just a thought.

I also read a long time ago that a person's body chemestry completely changes every five to seven years, and people can develop allargies/sensitivities to things that never bothered them before. I went through a period where I had pollen allergies, then they went away.

It's not the bedding, we use this hypo-allergenic bleached paper stuff. There's this thing called "labrat syndrome" where people develop allergies to the proteins contained in male rodents' body fluids. I'm pretty sure that's what happened.

I vaguely remember hearing about that. I guess my sister and I never had that, since some of our rabbits were male, and I had a male hooded rat that pretty much had the run of the house.

I learned about it by accident by reading about it in Scientific American right around the time my allergies popped up. One good thing about it, I'm permanently off the cage cleaning duty.

That's a good thing. But rodents are always licking, nibbling and grooming-- each other and us too. It's a social interaction thing.

Yeah, I know. He loves me best, I think, but if I touch him too much I get all itchy and have massive asthma attacks.

We had a cat like that. He loved everybody, but all the women-- only the women-- in the family used to break out in a rash if he so much as laid on their laps.

In the future, maybe only get female rabbits.

I had a pet hedgehog once and he hated female human beings of any age or description. He hated males too, but less. I was the only one who could handle him on a regular basis.

And I've always heard that hedgehogs are very sweet and make excellent pets. Go figure.

Meh. Max was special. He was just a bitch.

People'd ask me, "How's Max?"

"He's a bitch. Thanks for askin'."

My pet rat Chi Chi (he loved salsa, hence his name) could get a bit cantankerous when he wasn't in the mood to be touched/handled/picked up, but he was never that way with me. I used to take him to the movies in my coat pocket and feed him popcorn.

Yeah, I put max in a pocket once. It was the pocket of really baggy cargo shorts. That was the end of that.

Max liked to sleep, a lot, and when he was sleeping he'd roll into a quill ball and jump at anything that touched him. I used to call that "spiking." He'd do it when he was awake, too, but he'd check who it was before he did it. Down side to being in a pocket, something is always touching you.

One word: OUCH! Chi Chi was very friendly-- most of the time. He just got these moods once in a while (sound familiar?) Maybe he was taking his cues from me. Animals are pretty empathic. Still, he almost never bit anyone, and nvever very hard-- just enough to let you know he wanted to be left alone.

He used to like to ride on our Golden Retreiver's back or head, and the damn dog let him. They were best buddies.

I think she's an excellent design, nice work.

Thank you, sir.

What's she singing? And more importantly - will there be colour? =o

I was thinking "Diary of a Lovesong."

I'm not sure about colour.

I think she deserves colour. Then again I always think so about most things. In any case she's pretty gorgeous. =)

Thanks a lot. She may get color, eventually. My inspiration level has been pretty low of late.