On Mar 20, 2008, at 15:24, Dora Northern wrote:
My Bunny took the wrong eggs, rested too long and the result is
showing.
Ah... The joys of thinking in more than one language... :)
Polish Chickens -- just like American and English ones -- lay eggs,
while Bunnies don't. But. BUT. In Polish vernacular (grade-school
crude), what the English speakers call "balls", we call "eggs". Thus,
Bunnies (or about half of them) are likely to *have* eggs, while
Chickens are totally "eggless" and can only be told apart by the size
of their hairdo (comb) and um... tail.
Dora,
Even stripped of the pictures, your message was enough to bring back my
inner (rude) child... Many thanks :)
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Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)
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