moderated this!

LMAO, oh the irony

Atleast you son didn't follow after Hoppers.

Guys, her kid is a third-grader. Not a retarded bunny rabbit or an especially bouncy neonate. Not having sufficient window protection to prevent rabbit-suicide does not mean that her 9 or 10-year-old child is in a lot of danger of falling out of it. Unless her kid really likes jumping towards vast, open windows. Then there may be problems.

@ 62: "Today, I was walking through my apartment building's parking lot, when all of a sudden I was hit in the head. I woke up 5 minutes later to see a dead bunny on the ground beside me. FML."

I think replacing someone's fish is the dictionary definition of no big deal. I mean, it a ******* fish. They're pretty much purely decorative. It would be like replacing a poster that got torn. They all look the same, you can't really train them to do anything, you can't develop a legitimate emotional attachment to one (and certainly not a reciprocal one), and they just drop dead for no reason. It wasn't the sitter's fault the fish died, in all likelihood. I mean, it could have been, but it could have died with or without her input. It was nice of her to replace him.

The Bunny Suicides, IRL.

Wow, #16. Brilliant conclusion. No doubt, Hoppers was a super rabbit, nay, a BIONIC rabbit, capable of hopping from the ground up 2 1/2 / 3 feet up, and magically jump straight THROUGH a window, down 6 stories. One must, of course wonder, how such a wonder-Rabbit would not be capable of surviving such a fall. Or maybe you're just an absolute idiot.

That's disgusting. I hope you buy them a new one and explain what happened. Why didn't you pay more attention to him?

buy another one.