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other sources -
http://www.livescience.com/strangenews/etc/091015-bunnies-burned-for-heat.html
http://www.thelocal.se/22610.html
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/unleashed/2009/10/sweden-burning-bunnies.html

1. Bunny - the other soft wood.

   Posted by sig94       10/24/2009  at  06:13 PM  



2. if you use the pelts for clothing you get 2 warms from your bunny!

   Posted by Chris Edwards       10/24/2009  at  06:31 PM  



3. So.

   Does anyone have data on the energy required to process 1 bunny thermal unit?
   Just curious, is all.

   BoynSea

   Posted by BoynSea       10/24/2009  at  07:27 PM  



4. I mean, after all, how many bunny thermal units do you need to deep freeze one bunny?

   (Sorry, couldn’t help it.  I’ll stop now).

   BoynSea

   Posted by BoynSea       10/24/2009  at  07:33 PM  



5. Boyn - The conversion factor from BTU to RPM is 1 to 100. So it takes 100RPM.

   That’s Rabbits Per Minute, Gromit!

   Posted by Drew458       10/24/2009  at  07:42 PM  



6. I would like to take this moment to remind you of the wisdom of Chuck Jones:  Hassenpfeffer German Rabbit Stew Recipe

   *heh*

   By the way, loved the picture.

   Posted by Argentium G. Tiger       10/24/2009  at  08:32 PM  



7. I just can not add to this discussion at all - except to say that it takes a bunch of decades long educated liberals to come up with using bunnies as a heat source - food, pelts yeah I’m there and can understand but in the fireplace?!?

   Posted by wardmama4       10/25/2009  at  06:04 AM  



8. Maybe they should use them to power the subway.... Rabbit Transit.

   Posted by JimS       10/25/2009  at  08:18 AM  



9. can I heatz a cheesburger?

   Posted by grayjohn       10/25/2009  at  11:35 AM  

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