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I don't know why those with larger ears are always shier.
Welcome to Michigan, now you're a cottontail. Lovely pair and gift from LeeAnn, interesting to see the size difference of the ears when it is supposed that they represent the same species.

Roger wrote:

I don't know why those with larger ears are always shier.
Welcome to Michigan, now you're a cottontail. Lovely pair and gift from LeeAnn, interesting to see the size difference of the ears when it is supposed that they represent the same species.

I guess the Yowie Rabbit is the fennec / bat eared among rabbits.

Well, LeeAnn, you can now say you've influenced something.  I have a horse in my collection. And a couple fish from Replica Toy Fish Co.  (used thebigzoo.com, got a free-shipping deal and the fishies were on sale, so I thought I'd risk it to see if I actually liked them and the fish).  The mare just appeared out of nowhere in my shopping cart.

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Nice additions Laura :)

Yes!!!!!!!! Horse!!!!!!!!!!

LeeAnn wrote:

Yes!!!!!!!! Horse!!!!!!!!!!

I do not collect horses!

       


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My son came in half-way thru and demanded they say other things. So if it doesn't make sense, just blame my four-year-old.

I tooke so long to reply that now you're collecting horses and fish and they talk and say funny things and all.
Keep walking...

Wilorvise wrote:

Roger wrote:

I don't know why those with larger ears are always shier.
Welcome to Michigan, now you're a cottontail. Lovely pair and gift from LeeAnn, interesting to see the size difference of the ears when it is supposed that they represent the same species.

I guess the Yowie Rabbit is the fennec / bat eared among rabbits.

... or a kit fox like those that can be found in American deserts.
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I'm not collecting horses or fish! (I'm sure I'll be most convincing as I pry them from my children's grasp)

Or perhaps, "that lack of a reply from you drove me to insanity. It is the only explanation!"

Cute fox Roger.

Wilorvise wrote:

Or perhaps, "that lack of a reply from you drove me to insanity. It is the only explanation!"

Tropical fish are better for your kids, these look too much like those that they have to eat sometimes.

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Roger wrote:

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Tropical fish are better for your kids, these look too much like those that they have to eat sometimes.

Not to worry, dear croc. We don't eat fish. *gasp*  The horror, I know.  But that means there's more for you to eat! We wouldn't want our favorite crocodilian starving for lack of fish, now would we?

 (But you're right, the kids would probably adore tropical fish as well. )

My only problem with them is that they don't float.  Better diving then floating toys. Which wouldn't bother ME too much except that I had to deal with a severely disappointed 4-year-old who was expecting them to float for some reason.  Thankfully I think we've resolved that matter.

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Thanks Christophe

Tell her fishes are not floating... at least when they are alive

So I went thru my Amazon wish lists the other day, meaning to prune them and I saw that the Noah's Pals snow leopard s were listed as "in stock" and I said, "pretty pretty please may I get them, pleeeeaaase?" to my husband. He sighed dramatically, so I promised I'd use them as a Christmas present. And he said "fine..."

And that's how my CollectA snow leopard cub came to welcome new friends.

NP:"Let me out!"
C: "Maybe if I try this..."

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So Susanne I can be happy now that I missed out last time to you and your lighting network.

Yay! They are gorgeous Congratulations!

Wonderful snow leopards

And G* ! I missed s good laugh

Great to have it now, on a greay, dark, wet morning

It is with much fanfare I welcome a gift from my husband into the family.  The blue giraffe had been off visiting his dinosaur friend, but they returned in time for the family photo.

Garth and Grace are lovely though a bit cobbled together, and substantially lighter in color than the prototypes shown on the box. Apparently I now collect giraffes since I have a herd.  

My son kindly lined them all up for me.

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So many nice giraffes !!!!

It's a giraffe party!

Gir-reat flock

I like the blue giraffe and his friend

Your son arranged them so nicely

widukind wrote:

So many nice giraffes !!!!

Thanks

LeeAnn wrote:

It's a giraffe party!

perhaps a convention? :)
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SUSANNE wrote:

Gir-reat flock

I like the blue giraffe and his friend

Your son arranged them so nicely

Lol. Thank you.
I will pass on your compliments. He will be thrilled.

Nice tribe and excellent family portrait

Introducing the newest superhero team:Superdino, his son Superbiter and the Amazing Supertapir. Because dinos aren't as shallow as the media protrays them...

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When she was 5 years old my daughter invented her own superheroin: Hamburgirl

Kikimalou wrote:

When she was 5 years old my daughter invented her own superheroin: Hamburgirl

Kids have such great imaginations. My sons the four and a half year old. My daughters 2 and not quite yet into naming thing past "mine" and "that's his"