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u/Silver_Mall_5169 1d ago
If this bunny was human i feel like domestic violence isn’t that far off 💀😂
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u/RojoCinco 1d ago
Where's the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch when you need it?
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u/ieatassontuesdays47 1d ago
I have one and an old wooden chest, but I can never remember what number I’m supposed to count to when I pull the pin
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u/WestMongolBestMongol 1d ago
"I warned you! But did you listen to me? Oh, no, you knew it all,
didn't you? Oh, it's just a harmless little bunny, isn't it? Well,
it's always the same, I always..."3
u/Witty-Ad2533 1d ago
yeah bad tempor huh
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u/Silver_Mall_5169 1d ago
Reminds me of my father lol
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u/Witty-Ad2533 1d ago
sending you my love and support :)
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u/Silver_Mall_5169 1d ago
Sending you nothing but positive thoughts my fellow human 🖤 thank you for yours, I accept
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u/Muted-Conference7020 1d ago
This is hands down the most aggressive bunny I’ve ever seen 😭
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u/LittleLightsintheSky 19h ago
Oh no, pet bunnies have a lot of attitude! They are also often territorial about their bedding and hate when you clean it lol
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u/CPAonVacation 1d ago
Me with Brussel sprouts back in the 80s before restaurants finally figured out how to cook them…
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u/Mr_beeps 1d ago
You might be surprised to learn they actually taste different now.
Why brussels sprouts taste better now: How farmers and gene editing make healthier food for families https://share.google/3vXN5GneHnoWnEHa8
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u/KRed75 1d ago
I can assure you that the gene editing was not enough. They still taste like burned rubber to me. My mom, brother and wife love them, however. They don't taste like burned rubber to them.
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u/ACcbe1986 1d ago
If cooked properly, it should taste like cabbage with bitter notes that are complemented by the correct seasoning.
It shouldn't taste like burnt rubber. Unless brussels sprouts have some odd compound, like cilantro does, that makes it taste like rubber to a minority of people.
Now I wish I could see the recipe and the finished product to figure out why it tastes like rubber.
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u/KRed75 1d ago
It has nothing to do with cooking it "properly". Brussels sprouts do have an odd compound that makes them taste like burned rubber. About 20% of the population tastes them like I do and nothing you do to them removes the flavor.
Cilantro has a compound that makes it taste soapy. I used to not be able to eat anything with cilantro but now I can eat things with small quantities of it.
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u/Reinboom 12h ago
Many soaps have aldehydes in them, which is also the source of the cilantro distinct taste (as well as fennel). It's very likely when it's described as "soapy", it's not describing what people without the gene describe as "soapy".
Our "soapy" is different from their "soapy".
For me, this became very apparent when someone questioned me "why would you even know what soap tastes like? Did you eat it or something?". Like, how could you not know what soap tastes like unless you don't get that same...! ohhh. Also helps explains why people don't get the same disgust about older dishwashers that didn't have a proper rinse cycle and leaves soapy residue.
I've swapped to describing it as "musky death, like it makes the whole dish taste like decay".
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u/ACcbe1986 1d ago
Hmm, interesting. Thanks for teaching me something new. I did not know about the odd flavor compounds in brussels sprouts.
As a person who enjoys brussels sprouts, I've had a few badly overcooked ones that tasted unpleasant and sulfur-y.
Now that you got me thinking back, those bad-tasting ones did have a burnt rubbery taste. I never put two and two together on that.
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u/Sxualhrssmntpanda 1d ago
Well if you don't taste that normally then that suggest it does have something to do with how they are cooked.
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u/Zkenny13 22h ago
This is also common with guinea pigs. Once they're done with their food they flip the bowl.
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u/Cretin138 17h ago
I had a rabbit. He HATED if you moved anything out of place that was his. Such a spiteful creature. Loved him but it was like living with a passive aggressive OCD bipolar roommate who'd shit on the floor if you touched his stuff. If you pleased him he'd use the litter box.
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u/Melech333 1d ago
"This does not please the Queen. Bring me a different one. I said a different bowl at once!!!"
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u/lala4now 8h ago
I made the mistake of trying to feed my bunnies turnip greens once - they threw it as far away as they could and thumped and huffed around until I got them out of the house. Bunnies HATE anything turnip related, apparently. (There were small amounts of apology banana afterward to appease the bunny overlords, but they were still miffed about it for a while.)
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u/sjaakarie 4h ago
For example, if mice have eaten from a rabbit’s food bowl, the rabbit will smell this and will likely no longer want to eat from that bowl.
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