Artist Ian Moir discusses his next work, a piece for Easter in which he will “[parade] a dead rabbit through the streets before crucifying its lifeless body on a cross.
Sales of bunnies and chicks were axed in San Francisco more than 30 years ago; you can thank Easter excesses and pint-sized attention spans for that.
Its been 3 days and this Easter Bunny fellow wont leave my house. He just sits around watching Sports Center and hiding my stuff. Any Ideas?
Happy Confuse a Jew Day! Year 2000 of the greatest prank ever organized. Commit to the “egg laying bunny” or you’re out!
(via drcba.com)
I’m starting off the Easter posts—woo! Be prepared for a parade of guinea pigs in bunny ears.
This could have easily worked for Christmas à la Ralph in the bunny suit in A Christmas Story, but that’s a long time to wait for chagrin piggie.
These kids are taking 4ever. I wanna chat with the rabbit. Happy Easter all! Hope you’re enjoying the beautiful day. From Danny Pudi’s Twitter.
Instead of Jesus, Easter = bunnies & Xmas = Santa. So do Judaism or Islam have holidays with premises totally disguised by kiddie packaging?
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When you see it… you’ll shit colored eggs.
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If you want to indulge your sweet tooth this Easter — without ending up egg-shaped — ditch the chocolate bunnies.
Each of the 2.5-ounce solid milk-chocolate treats packs an average of 370 calories and takes some three hours to jog off.
Instead, suggests nutritionist Tanya Zuckerbrot, author of “The F-Factor Diet,” swap the bunnies for marshmallow Peeps.
Four of the chewy snacks total a mere 130 calories.
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| — | “Bunny isn’t everything,” by Cynthia Fagen, New York Post, March 31, 2010. |
