Rabbit at Rest Puns

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Today I was very happy to shoot my first rabbit (had the license a couple of months, shot maybe 200 rounds at targets. I only felt comfortable enough to take the shot after moving from a standing position, to rest the 22 on a nearby branch. Even with a sling hooked around my elbow, the wobble through the scope is too much when standing. Do experienced hunters who shoot without a rest just practice with heaps of standing shots to get their aim steadier? I can do that but I wonder if there is anything in particular i should focus on. I guess I'm saying: is wobble something that goes away with time or is it normal to "cheat" by using a rest when hunting, when you want that certainty of the most accurate shot you can make?

I think it was one story in a collection of children’s short horror stories. I think the little boys name was Johnny. He would say a rhyme that I still remember some of “pew pew me mommy me slew me daddy me chew” That’s all I remember.

If so, is there a way to cheat? That gauntlet is just awful and I’m not gonna go through it to collect the rest of the Moons on the level.

The server drops the rabbit stew off at my table and starts walking away.

I call him back and say, "There's a hare in my stew."

Receding hare line

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"Yeah, because from a distance, it'll look like hare!"

I've had my rabbit for a little more than a month. We're still getting to know each other but I'm already learning a lot about him. He gets grumpy for apparently no reason at least once a day, likes licking everything (clothes, furniture, why?), likes cuddles a lot specially in the morning and at night. And also sometimes gets like... frustrated and very energetic and it looks like he's shaking a little and he can't stand still. I don't know why this happens but it's every few days. I'm thinking maybe he wants exercise because I used to have cats and that's what they did to exercise, and then would run all over the house. But after those episodes where he's very shaky, he just.. stays still?? like, he looks at me and doesn't blink and doesn't move for minutes at a time. He also does this sometimes when he's resting in the afternoon. Like.. he doesn't close his eyes but he looks like he's sleeping. And I call him and he does nothing until I get close and pet him. And then he snaps out of it.

Is this normal? is he just sleeping? I'm a bit concerned but everything else in him seems to be ok, he poops, and eats, and drinks water, and is very clean, and acts normal for the great majority of the day, so I don't think he's really ill but thought I should ask just in case.

Hi! I just adopted a 3-5ish year old rabbit last week. His name is Waffles. Currently, he's running free in my sewing room, but there is an open cage in there with his litter and food so he can go in and out.

The long term goal is to get him comfortable with my dog and cats so he can come out and play in the rest of the house. My animals are pretty chill, but I worry so at night and while we are gone he will be back in the sewing room.

It's only been a week. So I don't know when to introduce them. He's being neutered next Tuesday. So I was definitely waiting until after that because he tends to hump people, so I think he may hump the other animals too which might put them off to a bad start. I was thinking late next week I would try to introduce them?

My question is, have any of you dealt with having to introduce multiple animals at once? My dog has come up to Waffles while he was in the cage with the door closed, but other than that, my cats (3) and dog haven't seen him. How would you go about introducing them? Any tips would be really appreciated. I have googled this and read a bunch of articles. But I just wanted some more input, especially with so many animals.

Also, I'm aware of the possibility that it might not work out with the other animals (although I think it will). If so, Waffles will still have the entire sewing room to himself. So not so bad, I guess. Especially for a rabbit who only lived outside before.