Hip hoppin'

Our rabbit recently had a brush with death. Two issues have plagued it: Malocclusions and an infected abscess in its mouth. A trip to the vet to have its teeth trimmed and some treatment for the abscess has left us with one happy rabbit.
In honor of its survival, we think that it is time to graduate to a name--previously it was not formally called anything. I have picked out a few names and would like to know your choice, or suggestion.

a) MC Hammer Junior
b) 50 cent
c) Destiny's Child
d) lil' bow wow
e) (your suggestion here)

Comments

  1. Luke Reeves21/4/08

    I love the thought of you guys chasing Destiny's Child around the house. So my vote is c.

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  2. craigjames23/4/08

    NO NO NO NO
    dont listen to your other friends when you have a friend who has needs talking to you right now....
    thats right...i have decided that i am your high priority friend
    im a high needs friend...

    so now for the rabbits name...

    before i chuck a wobbly (throw a tantrum, go off my BANANA)
    let me tell you the best name

    HUO GUO

    in memory of the hotpot we ate in China

    how nice is that name for bunny
    and when he gets a bit old or chews through your nice prada (made in china) shoes....turn him into a HUO GUO ...


    fantastic idea

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  3. Patrick26/4/08

    Ice cream and hot pot. Fitting names for a chinese and an american brother and sister.

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