Rabbit Saves Woman and Child, Woman Leaves Rabbit in Burning Building

[Snaploud]

Re: Rabbit Saves Woman and Child, Woman Leaves Rabbit in Burning Build

If you're going to post depressing shit, at least don't put it all in the title.

Sorry, Kestra. I'll try to avoid it in the future.

Eh sorry, I've happened upon several depressing things here in a row lately and that sucks considering I come here for entertainment. Didn't mean to snap at you!

It's okay. I actually had a bit of a depressing day after making this thread, so I can understand the feeling.

^^ At least you didn't snap loud.

 

[Avalon]

Re: Rabbit Saves Woman and Child, Woman Leaves Rabbit in Burning Build

In ST:Voyager, Captain Janeway likes to eat a food dish called 'Welsh rabbit'...

*smacks MLB in the arm* That's toast points and CHEESE sauce. No bunny involved. (It used to be my favorite school lunch, only they used Saltines instead of toast.)

Like RJ said, I'm sure the mom feels heartsick over this.

 

[Dream]

Re: Rabbit Saves Woman and Child, Woman Leaves Rabbit in Burning Build

Rabbit sandwich or Rabbit soup? Decisions... decisions....

 

[Argus Skyhawk]

Re: Rabbit Saves Woman and Child, Woman Leaves Rabbit in Burning Build

In ST:Voyager, Captain Janeway likes to eat a food dish called 'Welsh rabbit'...

According to an old Betty Crocker cookbook I have around the house, Welsh Rabbit is a cheese dish that doesn't actually have any rabbit in it. The name seems to derive--according to the book--from the fact that Welsh peasants once ate melted cheese in place of rabbit when they weren't allowed to hunt on the nobles' lands. Just FYI

Anyway, I feel sorry for the heroic bunny.

 

[Amaris]

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I've also seen it referred to as "Welsh Rarebit".

 

[scotpens]

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Whew — at first I thought it read, “Woman Leaves Rabbi in Burning Building”.

I've also seen it referred to as “Welsh Rarebit”.

The spelling “rarebit” is a twee affectation.

 

[Trekker4747]

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Mincemeat pie doesn't have meat in it and spotted dick might not have dick in it. Jury's still out on that though because no one has every dared to eat it.

 

[scotpens]

Re: Rabbit Saves Woman and Child, Woman Leaves Rabbit in Burning Build

Rabbit sandwich or Rabbit soup? Decisions... decisions....

Be vewwwy quiet. I’m hunting wabbits!

Mincemeat pie doesn't have meat in it and spotted dick might not have dick in it. Jury's still out on that though because no one has every dared to eat it.

Before it was used to mean animal flesh exclusively, the word “meat” could mean food in a more generic sense, as in “sweetmeats” or “nut meats.”

WTF is spotted dick anyway?

 

[Amaris]

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Mincemeat pie doesn't have meat in it and spotted dick might not have dick in it. Jury's still out on that though because no one has every dared to eat it.

It looks quite good, if the recipe is any indication.

 

[Trekker4747]

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WTF is spotted dick anyway?

Sort of a custard/fruit/bread-like concoction, I believe.

 

[Amaris]

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WTF is spotted dick anyway?

Sort of a custard/fruit/bread-like concoction, I believe.

It makes me think of a fig pudding, though I'm sure it tastes different.

 

[doubleohfive]

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WTF is spotted dick anyway?

Sort of a custard/fruit/bread-like concoction, I believe.

It makes me think of a fig pudding, though I'm sure it tastes different.

I'm sure it would depend entirely on the context of the meal.

 

[JiNX-01]

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The bunny is in Rabbit Heaven, now... no dogs, wolves, coyotes or hawks ... just infinite room to breed like rabbits.

 

[Amaris]

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Sort of a custard/fruit/bread-like concoction, I believe.

It makes me think of a fig pudding, though I'm sure it tastes different.

I'm sure it would depend entirely on the context of the meal.

I was thinking as a single serving, without anything else.

 

[doubleohfive]

Re: Rabbit Saves Woman and Child, Woman Leaves Rabbit in Burning Build

Bring us some figgy pudding and bring it right here.

 

[Amaris]

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Mmm.... figgy pudding. Of course, if I got the line "we won't go until we get some", I'd have to call the cops and demand the singers to get the hell out of my Dickensian workshop.

 

[doubleohfive]

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J. if you post that line, there's no end to the innuendo and good-natured ribbing I would level upon you.

 

[Amaris]

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J. if you post that line, there's no end to the innuendo and good-natured ribbing I would level upon you.

Oh, believe me, "we won't go until we get some" brought forth a more, *ahem*, pointed response, until I repressed it in the name of civility.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

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Actually, the rabbit was planning to eat the woman, but started before she was dead & woke her up instead.

"vorpal bunny"

 

[Lindley]

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And what's with all the carrots? What do they need such good eyesight for anyway?

Bunnies, bunnies it must be BUNNIES!

(Or maybe midgets.)