I find the whole eating bunnies thing sick. When I was about 9, I went outside to feed Mr. Little Big Foot, my rabbit. When I got there his cage was empty. I ran crying to my uncle who told me I hadn't been taking care of the rabbit so he sold it.

The next day after eating fried chicken for dinner, by older sister who prepared the meal said to me "did you enjoy Mr. Little Big Foot?" I said I missed him and couldn't believe my uncle sold him because I knew I had been taking care of him, then my sister said "sold?", no you just ate him for dinner.

It's a sick, cruel, sick world. Lesson Learned: if there's a question, always ask for a wing.

Tish

When I was young I ate a fried frogs leg, tasted good until my brother laughed at me and said "You know thats not chicken". Ahh early childhood traumas...


~Entyy

Harmless bah! They are slimy and just eww!!! I hate bugs. ::shudders::

Tish

Ok guys, I swear my kids are as nutty as I am. This just happened last night and this morning.


My daughter, Sarah age 8, lost her tooth last night. So of course she is planning on doing the toothfairy thing. She woke up this morning complaining that the tooth fairy never came and I am thinking.. oh rats.. I can't believe I forgot. Then I notice she is holding a note she wrote with her tooth taped to it. I read the note and it said only the words. "GIVE ME 3 DOLLARS." So I said to her (and thinking phew!) Thats why! You are asking for too much money. She did the pouty thing and I give her a lesson how its better to let the tooth fairy give you what she thinks is appropriate and not ask for gifts. She takes this fairly well and I think she understood she was really asking too much. Good lesson learned.

So I needed to leave for work and I go to her and give her a hug n kiss and I notice she is trying to scotch tape her tooth to a drinking straw. I said, what is that? She said.. I am making the tooth fairy a new wand so she can save money. LMAO..




Daxlynn's Energizer Bunny

My daughters friends are starting to lose teeth now, and my daughter is soooo jealous! She keeps asking why she isn't losing any teeth yet. We do the good parent thing and explain how differant kids lose teeth at differant ages but that still doesn't solve the problem- she really wants to leave a tooth for the tooth fairy- because as she told me not long ago- "You know Daddy, fairies aren't real- except of course the tooth fairy."

Then there was the conversation she had with her friend in the car as I drove- as her friend explain her strategy to save up all of her teeth and put them under her pillow all at one time so she could get like $10.00!

Flavius