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BreweryYardRat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu May-13-10 07:56 AM
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11. Erm...Did you take a close look at the article?
It sounds like the kid's rabbit might have just gotten loose once, but that "once" was the worst possible time.

Here, I'll quote it:
Jim Mankin made a mistake a couple of years ago. He bought two rabbits.

As a former city council member, Mankin knows owners are supposed to keep rabbits penned. But with 20 or more, that's not easy. The rabbits dig, and they roam.

Then a few days before Mother's Day, Billie Jean Lehman chased down two rabbits, cornered them and dispatched them.

One of the dead bunnies didn't belong to the former councilman. Mufasa was a special lionhead bunny that belonged to 4-year-old Cohen Andersen, who lives down the street.

Cohen Andersen's mother says a mistake led to Mufasa getting loose, but he didn't deserve the death penalty.
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  -Boy's pet rabbit beheaded by elderly neighbor Robb  May-13-10 07:35 AM   #0 
  - I won't defend beheading  proud2BlibKansan   May-13-10 07:45 AM   #1 
  - Sad fro the little boy but...  peace13   May-13-10 07:46 AM   #2 
  - I love my pets, so I keep them at home  MajorChode   May-13-10 09:09 AM   #38 
  - silly rabbits!  Vinnie From Indy   May-13-10 07:47 AM   #3 
  - Excuse me!? Excuse me!? That is kind of a  ashling   May-13-10 08:04 AM   #22 
     - Sure there are serial killers in the city...  Vinnie From Indy   May-13-10 08:24 AM   #29 
  - As usual, malevolence and stupidity go together like flies and shit.  BreweryYardRat   May-13-10 07:50 AM   #4 
  - Animal comes onto her property  AllentownJake   May-13-10 07:51 AM   #7 
     - Erm...Did you take a close look at the article?  BreweryYardRat   May-13-10 07:56 AM   #11 
     - Don't know  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:02 AM   #18 
     - Would your position change if she killed a pet dog in her yard?  FSogol   May-13-10 08:22 AM   #28 
        - Was the dog fucking with her garden?  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:24 AM   #30 
           - Dogs and domestic rabbits are both pets. No difference. n/t  FSogol   May-13-10 08:40 AM   #33 
              - Legally  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:45 AM   #34 
  - Sounds like a case of bad neighbors  AllentownJake   May-13-10 07:50 AM   #5 
  - Sounds like a nasty old lady  madmax   May-13-10 07:54 AM   #9 
     - Appears to me a case of irresponsible parents  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:00 AM   #14 
     - True  madmax   May-13-10 08:03 AM   #19 
        - Forgive me  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:04 AM   #21 
           - As a child my Mom took me to  madmax   May-13-10 08:29 AM   #31 
              - yeah  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:33 AM   #32 
     - It could be an old lady who considers rabbits to be a meat producing animal,  Arkansas Granny   May-13-10 08:53 AM   #36 
        - Here in Japan, elementary schools often have pet rabbits  Art_from_Ark   May-13-10 09:06 AM   #37 
  - bad pet owners + pissed off neighbor = sad outcome n/t  Vickers   May-13-10 07:51 AM   #6 
  - Why not take them to the humane society?  get the red out   May-13-10 07:51 AM   #8 
  - Hasenpfeffer  MattBaggins   May-13-10 07:55 AM   #10 
  - Very tasty. nt  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:00 AM   #15 
  - We raised rabbits for 4-H when my son was in it.. and the last thing you do  Peacetrain   May-13-10 07:56 AM   #12 
  - and history will repeat  JustABozoOnThisBus   May-13-10 07:57 AM   #13 
  - You'll have that...  Hubert Flottz   May-13-10 08:00 AM   #16 
  - Cruel. It wasn't the rabbits' fault--there was no need to kill them. Does this  TwilightGardener   May-13-10 08:01 AM   #17 
  - I have live traps for my Garden  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:03 AM   #20 
  - You have a heart, Jake  madmax   May-13-10 08:04 AM   #23 
  - I'm neither pro or anti rabbit  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:06 AM   #25 
  - Never had the need to kill an animal, except for mice and bugs in the home, which  TwilightGardener   May-13-10 08:11 AM   #26 
     - Rabbit is quite tasty  AllentownJake   May-13-10 08:16 AM   #27 
  - Gawd prolly told the perp to attack all rabbits on sight.  Hubert Flottz   May-13-10 08:05 AM   #24 
  - First of all, the rabbit owners are not being very responsible if they allow the  Arkansas Granny   May-13-10 08:49 AM   #35 
  - Saw her destroyed garden patch on the local news  Generic Other   May-13-10 09:15 AM   #39 
  - I killed a mouse in my house. I still feel a bit guilty about it, but killing a rabbit in one's yard  ZombieHorde   May-13-10 09:21 AM   #40 
 

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