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It's 1st March .. RABBITS.
Rabbits!

Alan, your rabbit looks like it's been out on the tiles. :lol:

Maybe it was out late with a bunny named Irene. :lol:

Early to bed, early to rise, thats me! ;)

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It's 1st March .. RABBITS.
Rabbits!

Alan, your rabbit looks like it's been out on the tiles. :lol:

Maybe it was out late with a bunny named Irene. :lol:

Early to bed, early to rise, thats me! ;)

I won't risk saying anything about what time the rabbit went to bed and with whom. :D

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I thought the superstition was to say "White Rabbits"?

:unsure: I'm not sure if it's white, black or brown, but what is the superstition?

It is, I believe, a superstition that if you say "White Rabbits" (or whatever) as the first thing you say on the first day of the month, you will have good luck and you will find whatever you desire in your bed that night. ( I added the last bit because it makes it all a bit spicier! :D )

Thos.

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It is, I believe, a superstition that if you say "White Rabbits" (or whatever) as the first thing you say on the first day of the month, you will have good luck and you will find whatever you desire in your bed that night. ( I added the last bit because it makes it all a bit spicier! :D )

Thos.

Oh dear!

I said "white rabbits" three times this morning, and wished for a Manx Norton.

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It is, I believe, a superstition that if you say "White Rabbits" (or whatever) as the first thing you say on the first day of the month, you will have good luck and you will find whatever you desire in your bed that night. ( I added the last bit because it makes it all a bit spicier! :D )

Thos.

Oh dear!

I said "white rabbits" three times this morning, and wished for a Manx Norton.

I hope it has good brakes.

(Like the motor-bike courier who swerved to avoid a child........................and fell out of bed!)

Thos.

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It is, I believe, a superstition that if you say "White Rabbits" (or whatever) as the first thing you say on the first day of the month, you will have good luck and you will find whatever you desire in your bed that night. ( I added the last bit because it makes it all a bit spicier! :D )

Thos.

Oh dear!

I said "white rabbits" three times this morning, and wished for a Manx Norton.

Anything as long as it wasn't a Manx cat. :angry:

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I said "white rabbits" three times this morning, and wished for a Manx Norton.

Be careful how you get into bed tonight - you could finish up with a handlebar moustache - or even worse.

By the way - RABBITS (or white rabbits) only works when there is an "R" in the month. Hence May, June, July and August are barren months.

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I said "white rabbits" three times this morning, and wished for a Manx Norton.

Be careful how you get into bed tonight - you could finish up with a handlebar moustache - or even worse.

By the way - RABBITS (or white rabbits) only works when there is an "R" in the month. Hence May, June, July and August are barren months.

Well if I get my Manx Norton those are just the months to enjoy it (and the Manx Norton).

edit:- I don't think I could get my leg over as quick as I used to. It would have to be a standing start.

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