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saveourearth2019-04-21 05:23 pm
Happy Easter! [Mingle]
Date: Easter Sunday, aka the 21. of April
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Easter Sunday starts perfectly normal, and promises to stay so - a welcome relief from all the weirdness of the last few months.
Well.
Unless you own chicken or bunnies.
Because as it so happens, if you own one, you will now find yourself with an equal amount of the other. Children who keep a bunny wake up to a chicken having replaced it inside the cage, picking around with some confusion (not that it is hard to confuse chicken). Farmers who keep chicken will find a bunch of bunnies of varying sizes in the coops.
And out and about, wherever normally bunnies would be destroying lawns and more by burrowing into it, there are young chicks milling around, for the most part very surprised by encountering sun and lawn and fields.
[[ooc note: For those with fine noses who keep track: The scent found on bunnies and chicken doesn't belong to Mr Helpful or Mr Evil.]]
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Easter Sunday starts perfectly normal, and promises to stay so - a welcome relief from all the weirdness of the last few months.
Well.
Unless you own chicken or bunnies.
Because as it so happens, if you own one, you will now find yourself with an equal amount of the other. Children who keep a bunny wake up to a chicken having replaced it inside the cage, picking around with some confusion (not that it is hard to confuse chicken). Farmers who keep chicken will find a bunch of bunnies of varying sizes in the coops.
And out and about, wherever normally bunnies would be destroying lawns and more by burrowing into it, there are young chicks milling around, for the most part very surprised by encountering sun and lawn and fields.
[[ooc note: For those with fine noses who keep track: The scent found on bunnies and chicken doesn't belong to Mr Helpful or Mr Evil.]]

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Can someone explain to me why three of my cats have brought in chicks that look like they're chicken chicks now? I can't spot any in our garden, so... [It's at least not like with the poppies that just grew everywhere.]
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Perhaps this is like last month, and a certain someone thought they were both also lost and that they belonged to you?
[It's the best frame of reference he's got to explain.]
Unless there is someone raising chickens near where you live.
[Which is the more mundane answer, but doesn't seem as likely given how Mary Ann's reacting.]
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[Network, Audio] I need a facepalm icon, seriously.
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It takes a little bit of time as everyone at the centre has to be on hand to help search for the missing rabbits, but Sadie eventually manages to get onto the Network.]
I am fed up with the festive nonsense every holiday! Somehow, someone managed to replace every single rabbit at the centre with a chicken!
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I'm with you on that measure.
[He'd say 'preaching to the choir', but.]
Any calls about missing rabbits from nearby - or chickens, for that matter?
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[She sighs.] I wonder which of our mystery men is responsible for this one...
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[Don't let him. For the sake of the rabbits. Though to be fair half of them are probably taller than him.]
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But I could use your help actually, Sam's too, if I brought you to where the rabbits are supposed to be, could you see if you can smell anything of the man you tracked to the coffee shop here?
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...we forgot that they were chickens not rabbits XD
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This is kind of strange. But its kind of cool too! I've never seen a chicken up close before. Do you think they'd let me pet them if I got close?
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Mum? Nel?
I think I had one of those memories everyone was talking about.
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[The farm chickens, at least, might be used to it.]
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Is prompt B a locked post, action, or also public?
Public! Thom hasn't learned about locked posts yet, so anyone could comment.
... You can either do the Echo here, or I can reply to both prompts.
Lets do it here then. then he can go running off after to tell everyone
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... Thom could Echo back learning/knowing Japanese.
Its on the list! Didn't think you could echo off an echo.
Understandable! No chaining Echoes in a thread, either, if I recall rightly.
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Ohhhh! Did it just happen? Wait. Was it a good memory? [A note of concern comes through in the last question.]
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You okay? Sometimes those can be rough. Or just make you dizzy.
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[Because there's a chance those stories getting published could be REAL CONCERNING.]
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[Audio] Had to look that one up, myself. #WritingGoals
[Audio] One of my favorite mystery author stories
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Hurrying through his breakfast, he headed outside the village to a local farm to study the scene. No visible signs of damage are apprent in the fence around the coops, and there are a lot of rabbits inside the enclosures. More than he has ever seen in one place.
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At a farm Aunt Rosemary likes. Chickens are gone and there are rabbits in the coops.
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Hey.
Weird question. Any tips for how to handle a rabbit without causing any undue stress?
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I don't think it was ever said if it *was* that kind of one-to-one exchange. /hmm
No, Ben is simply being optimistic
Ahhh. /nods
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... If Walter starts doing this with humans and not animals, I might give him an Echo for it.
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...did u have chickens that you never told me about?
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Do you need animal herding help
[Early on in the number nonsense, it seemed like whole months could go by without anything happening. These last few... Scarcely weeks between incidents, with open reminders that someone can sneak in and change things or leave things without any warning. It's unsafe enough to make Russell extra tired.]
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[Action Forever] *from the truck (not trunk)
this is an interesting contrast to the disown thread
Actual fluff thread, indeed
very fluff
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Sam doesn't keep pets of any kind and hasn't for a long time, but the network is buzzing about it, so he swings by his daughter's house to have a look (and a sniff) of the ones the cats brought in.
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And now that he has a scent to work with, he's on the prowl, trying to track it around the city. This is starting to become a pretty normal thing for him, these days, it seems. Maybe he'll turn up a fourth weirdly named person that they're attached to.
Ha. Ha.
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This morning has been something else. AGAIN. Why do those things keep happening.
At least there are no upturned graves this time.
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Due to there being so many traces, it's not really possible to find a specific track. All Sam CAN say after his search is that whoever this was seems to be able to cover a LOT of ground in just one morning.
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