Post-viral arthritis - anyone ELSE had this?

Yeah, I hardly notice the pain in my knees now. Hell, I might need shots or something - a rabbit's mouth is probably as bad if not worse than a cat's.

What - no mention of hypochondriasis!???

I see you didn't listen and go to a rheumatologist. Snarl...

See - by the time dlowan bit your hand, and I stood on your foot - pain gone and you feel much better.

We're surely a cuppla caring, sharing gals! And not far away, either!

I did NOT bite him!

When I bite 'em they go down and they don't get up again.

It was just a whisker prickle. I HAVE whiskers, ya know - sheesh - what Bunny doesn't?

Mins - what putzes....

Whiskers! My codlings! Found this advice for anyone who gets to close to one of these vicious killers!!



Moray eel RAbdiTT bites are notorious for tendon and nerve damage in hands and feet. For minor bites, gently pull the edges of the skin open and remove embedded teeth either by rinsing or using tweezers. Scrub directly inside the bite with clean gauze or a cloth soaked in clean, fresh water. Press on the wound to stop bleeding. If bleeding persists, or the edges of a wound are jagged or gaping, the victim likely needs stitches. Taping a bite shut is often effective, but may leave a more visible scar than suturing. For more details on wound care, see Staph, Strep and General Wound Care. If a finger or toe is numb or won't move normally after a bite, see a doctor immediately.

Victims who appear pale, sweaty, and nauseated are in danger of fainting. Lower the victim to the ground.

Oh, what a darling lil dumpling!!

Yikes! You still there, Stilly?

That was about Moray Eels - we NEVER leave teeth in the wound!

There's a difference? Must be one at a molecular level, coz I can't seem to spot the difference by normal means!!

and your definition of normal is?????


Now- is that normal?

If you're at the crevass
and a bun bites your ass
it's dlowan..........

Ah - youe amore mio, eho, Stilloaqua????