Sometimes I don't even know why I even bother..
Jason is right though, breed doesn't matter on bunnies... except that it means some of them may need more fur care than others... and also most pet rabbits are so mixed its impossible to tell what's even in then.
But people keep asking. And every single time someone's there to judge it by the color alone, no matter how obviously a lionhead it is...
Sometimes they'll also call anything a rex if the fur doesn't' feel like sandpaper...all rabbits have soft fur... rex fur is just special... and about half the rabbits I see identified as rex rabbits are really just random normal-furred mixes.
Then lately I've had someone go the other way with the color id... not identifying the spotted bun as an English Spot as they usually do... but call it a holland lop because they have spots sometimes... as do most breeds.
That's like noticing your rabbit has four legs, and identifying it as a horse, because they too have four legs...
Color is the least effective way to identify a rabbit's breed. Especially spots because they're extremely common.
The Dutch is another breed I have issue with because there just so happens to be a different marking that sometimes resembles dutch a lot (vienna marked) but they're not actually related at all... and yet I see people claim a white and black rabbit is OBVIOUSLY dutch or part dutch... even if it has blue eyes, which is a trait vienna marked buns sometimes have and dutch rabbits do not. Sometimes spotted rabbits are called dutch too, which again not related.
As for the harlequin I have never seen a purebred harlequin my whole life... And I've been to rabbit-shows.
What I have seen however are LOADS of dwarf rabbits with the harlequin (or Japanese) marking. I've even owned two of them. Both part lionhead, part lop, but they just so happen to have the Japanese marking. (And naturally I named one of them Harley Quinn...the other was named Kikki by her previous owner.)
Also guest starring my current bunnies Jason Todd the English spot Netherland dwarf and Frøya the Alaska Holland Lop.
4 notes
·
View notes
Ryuusagi and Bubbleman gets to take a break as I discovered Countryballs and LGBallT on Reddit... they’re just flags shaped like balls.
If you’re unfamiliar with the flags:
Nr 1 is a homosexual man.
Nr 2 is a lesbian.
Nr 3 is Aromantic
Nr 4 is Asexual.
Nr 5 is transgender (Specifically a transwoman)
454 notes
·
View notes
Hugs is an adorable kobold and all...but they are not particularly wholesome...
Wouldn’t know based on the reddit they get on Reddit however :p
17 notes
·
View notes
Such a mystery....
8 notes
·
View notes
*Cries in introvert*
I’ve been able to play this game (Gartic Phone) a couple of times... Once with my brother’s friends, once with one friend and a bunch of randos, and once with my Asbergers Syndrome support group.
Problem is...with my brother’s friends I had very little in common with them...most of them liked anime, but while I do to I like very “basic” anime and haven’t really watched much recent stuff.
With the group of strangers most of the prompts turned into fart and vomit-humor really quickly...and then half the people left mid-game without warning so that’s fun.
And with the Asbergers group...it was alright. But a few weren’t even interested so its hard to get a big enough group together.
I would have also liked to play with a larger group of people, the most fun videos I’ve seen have been with around 10. But whenever I try to gather some people I can get maybe one person...sometimes two... and the game needs at least 4 to even start.
Got the same problem with Jackbox and Among Us.
So many multiplayer games. So few people to play with...
7 notes
·
View notes