That bee film with Shatner was actually better than his other B-films.

I’m going to speak fluent geek here for a sec – when you guys were talking about people being afraid of bunnies…did anyone else think of Anya?

Exactly, Theo.

This bunny is KILLING ME! I can’t stop looking at it! If only bunnies would realize the power they have over we humans, just with their sheer cuteness… they would be unstoppable. Distract us with their wee paws and kissable wittle noses… and then attack and steal our carrots!

I am going to die of bunny overload before the week is out… Eeeeeeee.

Lizzy — is this what you mean?
http://www.squidgrid.com/cute/Glossary.htm#Furbert

I haven’t closed my mouth for seriously 10 minutes… just in awe of teh cuuuute. I want to bury my face in his fluffy little belly and make rasperries! MUZZLEPUFF!!! Iiiiiiity biiiiity pawses! Gigantic head and eyes and weeee wittle eaws… I just can’t stand it!!!

Re. Night of the Lepus: I *love* the line (said by police-mon) about the 1st bunny attack victim having been clawed by a saber-tooth tiger. (Perhaps a unicorn goring is next?!)

*blblblblbl* 8]

Krissy, I wish the dust bunnies in *my* dryer looked like that!

Night of the Lepus is (still) often on cable. (I first saw it about ten years ago, when I first got cable.)

It cracks me up. Bunnies romping around through model train towns = irradiated and thus giant bunnies terrorizing a real town. But they’re still cute and adorable! I was, like, who thought this up? (Although I did once have a supervisor who really was afraid of rabbits, so…)

It was a real “horror” film in its day, though. Not tongue-in-cheek. It just followed in the footsteps of the killer bee movie (with William Shatner, no less) and Towering Inferno, and Airport 777 (or whatever). Disaster du jour.

Nowadays I suspect it would be much more entertaining watching it while smoking, shrooming, or sleep deprived.

I want to kiss the bunbun’s head and ears and feets! Yeeee…