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To: The Rabbit who wrote (18031)	2/6/2001 11:58:57 AM
From: bucko	Respond to of 62558

Rabbit, I admire your style.

To: The Rabbit who wrote (18031)	2/6/2001 12:32:43 PM
From: Pierre Borczuk	Respond to of 62558

Message #18032 from The Rabbit at Feb 6, 2001 11:46 AM Re: "I had no Monet to buy Degas to make the Van Gogh." The thief was apparently Baroque. ============== You are a funny rabbit

To: The Rabbit who wrote (18031)	2/6/2001 1:00:08 PM
From: DuGen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 62558

Good one Rabbit, it's funnier the way you tell it. LOL DuGen

To: The Rabbit who wrote (18031)	2/6/2001 6:38:52 PM
From: Kid Rock	Respond to of 62558

That is such a funny joke. Only problem telling it is that I don't think I could Remembrant it.

To: The Rabbit who wrote (18031)	2/7/2001 10:04:10 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 62558

Wednesday February 7 10:26 AM ET Fat Bunny Has Operation to Find Love dailynews.yahoo.com LONDON (Reuters) - A British rabbit, so fat she couldn't clean herself and could hardly move, has had an operation to give her a new lease of life and even help her find love. Tallulah, a two-year-old lop-eared doe, had a tummy tuck operation after her owner passed her on to the Bunny Burrows refuge in Richmond, Yorkshire, in northern England. ``She had been overeating and was living in a very small cage so she could not get much exercise,'' Gwen Butler, owner of Bunny Burrows, told the Times newspaper. ``She is from a rather lazy breed and consequently got very fat indeed.'' Vet Frances Harcourt-Brown carried out the operation to remove an ``alarming amount of fat'' from Tallulah, who is now looking forward to happier times. ``She looks great again and is living happily with a suitor called Aladdin,'' Butler said.