Sayra what a gorgeous pony. Is that you in the jumping photo??
about your WCMMs. It's a fish eat fish world out there. Will try to get some decent photos of our fishies for pet porn corner tomorrow.
Lowcarb get a dog and then you won't need the boyfriend. Dogs are far more reliable in their affections. 
Aw look at StuntDog with her big sad eyes and clunky boot! She'd be getting a lot of sympathy and livercake from me if I met her!
Eva she was a lionhead rabbit and she lived in the house. We loved her dearly but tbh rabbits aren't the easiest of pets (I've had several house rabbits). Their natural behaviours of digging and endless nibbling make them quite destructive in the house. Sponge wrecked carpets and two sets of floor length curtains, one of which were in a rented house and had to be replaced at a cost of £400... What kind of fucking numpty puts £400 curtains in a fucking rental house?? 
They also shafted us for a carpet which she'd just nibbled a tiny bit of in the corner and which already had a bare patch that was nothing to do with us 
, and a skirting board which she'd nibbled. The other set of curtains she wrecked are still hanging in our living room, a ragged reminder of her handiwork every time we close the curtains as the bottom corner is missing about a square foot of fabric. We own this one thank god so no landlords to see what a state the animals have made of it.
Before we got the dog Sponge was completely free range and the list of wrecked items is too long to list really. All our bed linen from then have nibbled holes in, along with quite a few towels. She had a particular fondness for books and wooden furniture too. A real rabbit speciality, though, is always electrical cables. They think they're being very helpful, since in their burrow all intruding tree roots need to be nibbled tidily away. Obviously they want to do the same in the house, so hanging cables are irresistible. Once they've got the taste for it, woe betide you if you leave even an inch of cable uncovered. I swear they have cable-seeking second sight or something. Anything left lying around was fair game for nibbling or shredding, really. Once she pissed on DP's running trainers when they were in the wardrobe and we left the door open, but we think that was a sign of love. And possession, like, 'you're mine bitch'. It took us ages to figure out what the smell was.
In case I haven't entirely put you off yet, don't think of them as cute ickle fluffy bunnies, either... rabbits have MASSIVE attitude! They are amazingly easy to offend and can reeeeeally hold a grudge. They have a very complex body language and woe betide you if you respond in the wrong way. She could sulk for days. 
This is a great site to tell you more about that. They can be incredibly affectionate too though, as long as you're showing them the appropriate respect. You haven't lived until you've been groomed by a rabbit - it's amazing.
They've got strong personalities though, that's for sure. When she went through her adolescent rebellion stage she used to poo (and piss) on the sofa, marking it as hers. I got a water pistol to dissuade her from jumping up, and we used to end up like a scene in a spaghetti western; me watching her, the pistol trained on her, her staring back, biding her time. The moment my attention wavered she'd leap onto the sofa and fire off a round of pellets and a squirt of pee... Pow Pow Pow Pow!... and leap off again as I fired at her madly with the water pistol.
I wouldn't assume that they're going to be great with children either... DD accidentally hurt her when she was young by trying to pick her up awkwardly (she wasn't supposed to be picking her up at all - they hate it). Sponge took over six years to forgive her. Six years of growling and boxing DD with her front paws whenever she tried to stroke her! She generalised that feeling to other kids too, so we always had to warn visiting children. Only ever had to warn them once though, I found... She forgave DD in her dotage though, and allowed her to make up for it with lots of stroking and ear rubbing.
Have I put you off yet? They're great personalities but they're a lot more complex than people realise. It breaks my heart to think how many are stuck inside little hutches with no stimulation and no freedom.
God what a lot of rabbit wittering. Bet you're sorry you asked now, as is everyone else. 
Trashy stay over here in the warm, nurturing bosom of our crustless quiche. You can fucking swear to your bastard heart's pissing content. 
Notso and Peony I can't quite get on board with GOT, even though DP loves it. I bought him all the books, which he's steadily ploughing through. Now he mutters about how the tv plot deviates unnecessarily from the book plot, which he used to laugh at me for doing with True Blood.
We're glued to Fargo and Orphan Black at the moment. Both bloody brilliant.