TCRT 7: Episode 2 - Attack of The Chat

More like LADburys Caramel amirite

Spot on. Never mind take it easy, darling. Come here while I give you a fanny like a kicked over trifle!

Denster wrote:Spot on. Never mind take it easy, darling. Come here while I give you a fanny like a kicked over trifle!

What kind of trifle?

Caramel bunny and Lola bunny in space jam uniform.

Work today is garbage. strawberry float all this.

What is it about the bunny that makes it the go to creature for anthropomorphised sex appeal?

You don't see anyone trying to bust out a sexy warthog to sell chocolate do you?

Qikz wrote:Work today is garbage. strawberry float all this.

Wrong thread, this is the ploughing fictional bunnies thread.

Denster wrote:I’m a respected public servant. I don’t hump statues in theme parks.

Anymore.

Years ago, I worked at a theme park and on one of the days we had a 6ft tall fibreglass indian stolen. We'd always assumed it was a bunch of kids doing it for a laugh but I'm starting to have 2nd thoughts.

Jenuall wrote:What is it about the bunny that makes it the go to creature for anthropomorphised sex appeal?

In antiquity the hare was associated with female fertility - as a small, cute prey animal which breeds prolifically - and thus became a symbol of Aphrodite. They were also associated with the moon, and therefore with menstruation.

Now you know!

Karl wrote:
Jenuall wrote:What is it about the bunny that makes it the go to creature for anthropomorphised sex appeal?

In antiquity the hare was associated with female fertility - as a small, cute prey animal which breeds prolifically - and thus became a symbol of Aphrodite. They were also associated with the moon, and therefore with menstruation.

Now you know!

That and they strawberry float like rabbits :datass:

Karl wrote:
Jenuall wrote:What is it about the bunny that makes it the go to creature for anthropomorphised sex appeal?

In antiquity the hare was associated with female fertility - as a small, cute prey animal which breeds prolifically - and thus became a symbol of Aphrodite. They were also associated with the moon, and therefore with menstruation.

Now you know!

Cool, thanks for the info!

I thought it was something to do with the ears giving you something to hang on to... :shifty:

Jenuall wrote:What is it about the bunny that makes it the go to creature for anthropomorphised sex appeal?

You don't see anyone trying to bust out a sexy warthog to sell chocolate do you?

LewisD wrote:Caramel bunny and Lola bunny in space jam uniform.

Lola bunny doing you with a strap on while you’re ploughing caramel.

:datass:

tbh we all post on grcade

it means we're strawberry floated up in the head

there is no other option

Qikz wrote:I stop at 10% or so on the furry scale. You guys are at 80%-90%. yall need Jesus.

I have always found your opposition to furry so weird in the context of what you do like.

On another note, when I was in a dead-end job once I had a bet with a female colleague that we could message 20 random guys on both our phones and more men would admit to fancying the Cadburys Caramel Bunny when they were younger than not. She though it was absurd, but I won that £10! (just) :lol:

Wilma or Betty in the Flinstones has always been a topic of conversation.

Well I would go with Betty. But I'd be thinking of Wilma.

I think, in all probability, Wilma Flintstone is the most desirable woman who ever lived.

TCRT 7: Episode 2 - Attack of The Chat

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