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  1. @PennyPatch

    I hope you didn't have a snoopervisor inspecting the spicy hay under the hood...

    #snoopervise #SpicySpaghetti #SpicyHay

  2. @PennyPatch

    I hope you didn't have a snoopervisor inspecting the spicy hay under the hood...

    #snoopervise #SpicySpaghetti #SpicyHay

  3. @PennyPatch

    I hope you didn't have a snoopervisor inspecting the spicy hay under the hood...

    #snoopervise #SpicySpaghetti #SpicyHay

  4. @PennyPatch

    I hope you didn't have a snoopervisor inspecting the spicy hay under the hood...

    #snoopervise #SpicySpaghetti #SpicyHay

  5. @PennyPatch

    I hope you didn't have a snoopervisor inspecting the spicy hay under the hood...

    #snoopervise #SpicySpaghetti #SpicyHay

  6. @bunbrary

    Plastic split-loom! They should issue a pack of it with every adopted rabbit.

    #bunny #chew #nibble #bite #rabbit #wires #SpicySpaghetti

  7. @bunbrary

    Plastic split-loom! They should issue a pack of it with every adopted rabbit.

    #bunny #chew #nibble #bite #rabbit #wires #SpicySpaghetti

  8. @bunbrary

    Plastic split-loom! They should issue a pack of it with every adopted rabbit.

    #bunny #chew #nibble #bite #rabbit #wires #SpicySpaghetti

  9. @bunbrary

    Plastic split-loom! They should issue a pack of it with every adopted rabbit.

    #bunny #chew #nibble #bite #rabbit #wires #SpicySpaghetti

  10. @Satori @dcreemer @CrazyITGuy42 @RainCityBunnies

    I can't tell from the picture - what kind of cord protection do you use?

    I've only tried the typical plastic split-loom stuff, with ridges kind of like corrugated cardboard that let it bend. But even with a cable, inside a length of 1/2" loom, and then *that* inside a length of 3/4" loom, determined bunnies can still get through it.

    #SpicySpaghetti #rabbit #chew #wire

  11. @Satori @dcreemer @CrazyITGuy42 @RainCityBunnies

    I can't tell from the picture - what kind of cord protection do you use?

    I've only tried the typical plastic split-loom stuff, with ridges kind of like corrugated cardboard that let it bend. But even with a cable, inside a length of 1/2" loom, and then *that* inside a length of 3/4" loom, determined bunnies can still get through it.

    #SpicySpaghetti #rabbit #chew #wire

  12. @Satori @dcreemer @CrazyITGuy42 @RainCityBunnies

    I can't tell from the picture - what kind of cord protection do you use?

    I've only tried the typical plastic split-loom stuff, with ridges kind of like corrugated cardboard that let it bend. But even with a cable, inside a length of 1/2" loom, and then *that* inside a length of 3/4" loom, determined bunnies can still get through it.

    #SpicySpaghetti #rabbit #chew #wire

  13. @Satori @dcreemer @CrazyITGuy42 @RainCityBunnies

    I can't tell from the picture - what kind of cord protection do you use?

    I've only tried the typical plastic split-loom stuff, with ridges kind of like corrugated cardboard that let it bend. But even with a cable, inside a length of 1/2" loom, and then *that* inside a length of 3/4" loom, determined bunnies can still get through it.

    #SpicySpaghetti #rabbit #chew #wire

  14. @Satori @dcreemer @CrazyITGuy42 @RainCityBunnies

    I can't tell from the picture - what kind of cord protection do you use?

    I've only tried the typical plastic split-loom stuff, with ridges kind of like corrugated cardboard that let it bend. But even with a cable, inside a length of 1/2" loom, and then *that* inside a length of 3/4" loom, determined bunnies can still get through it.

    #SpicySpaghetti #rabbit #chew #wire