Remember the source, Stephanie. APR's own resident troll. Yay us.

--
Camille
The StealthBunny
Owned & Managed by The Phooka
http://stillstealthy.tripod.com/thephooka


"Stephanie" wrote in message
ups.com...
It is hardly the poop we're grossed out by . . . I don't about you,
but living with a bunny, I fully expect to deal with a lot of
poop . . . it's the situation you have your buns in that is
disgusting. Maybe as you claim you only do it in the winter when there
are no flies, but if this is the case why was it left long enough for
there to be maggots? And either way the fact that you are letting your
buns eat and sit in that filth with all the bacteria and such that
grow there is enough to be disturbing either way.

Stephanie

On Apr 23, 8:42?am, James wrote:
On Apr 22, 6:49 pm, (Beth Aylward) wrote:





not to mention you are leaving them food to eat over it with the lovely
smell of months old urine, poop and who knows what else. you are
inviting the flys to come and lay eggs on your bunnies while they much
in this lovely environment. sounds disgusting to me. and you critisize
us for keeping our buns in the house...

beth and her cute little fuzzbutts,

http://community.webtv.net/jerseybun...ttp://communit...

http://community.webtv.net/jerseybunny/Cutessa

http://community.webtv.net/jerseybun...unnyloveselvis

(this is the pics of amber's progress..)

http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/bla...ancer/photos/b...

Yup. Discusting. That's why I only do it in winter when there are no
flies. Anyway it's in the garden now.

Gardeners and horse people do not get grossed out by poop.
Interesting that some gardeners will bag up horse manure and transport
it in the back seats of their fancy cars. Not just the dried stuff
but the stinky fresh stuff.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -