Any chocolate involved?

Reminds me of, when in college, we bought my roommate, who was headed for the Episcopal priesthood, a chocolate cross. He threw it out the car window.

Kinder bunnies, Bob. Although maybe they're banned in the States along with Kinder eggs.

Your roommate must have been a low churchman. I get the impression they're fairly rare in the Episcopal church. I grew up as a low Anglican, but not so purist that I would have thrown away a chocolate cross. I always gravitated toward the Broad Church, which is where I ended up. Now I gather these distinctions are much less important, which to my mind is a good development.

Wonderful POV!

Admired in:
www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

Thanks, William.

En regardant cette photo, je ne peux m'empêcher de penser à Pink Floyd ..." The Wall " ! ? ;-)

I'll have to re-acquaint myself with that, Robert. I haven't listened to that since the 1970s (I got more interested in jazz). So thanks for getting me to look into it again.

;-))) Savages - You're My Chocolate

www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwwkjI65Q0A&list=PL341F2C9A07FE8D16&index=1

I mean one is already missing in the foreground !!!!!!

It goes well with the photo, Anna. Thanks. I'll submit it to Sight and Sound (with credit to you).

:-))) !

Thanks, Ulrich.

Just think.............they're all likely to have their heads bitten off in the not-to-distant future.

I bet they feel hollow inside!

A metaphor for the leporine condition, I guess, Keith.

Ooh, great find, John! The bunnies are both charming and ridiculous.

Bunny gender segregation?