OK, this needs discussion

On Oct 20, 7:48 pm, Walt wrote:
ant wrote:
Walt wrote:

Also, Rabbit fur molts when it gets wet, so you don't want to wear one
in the rain.

This hat's never moulted. Wish it wasn't so warm though. And it's black... I
still reckon it's made from a cat. Or possibly several cats. Black cats.

Well, I've never seen a black rabbit, and the fact that it hasn't molted
would also indicate that it's not rabbit.

Cat? Perhaps. Here's how to tell: Ask it to do something, and if it just
sits there oblivious to your importunations, it's very likely cat.

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...=black+rabbits

ant wrote:

hmmm. it's awfully sleek and shiny. Not soft and fluffy like a rabbit. What
chinese fur animals are there to make black hats out of (that don't moult?).

Well, the panda is always a popular choice. No idea if panda fur molts
when it gets wet. Are there any white spots?

//Walt

Richard Henry wrote:

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...=black+rabbits

Oh dear. That does look like the fur.

It looks much better on the animal that on a hat, I must say.

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Walt wrote:
ant wrote:

hmmm. it's awfully sleek and shiny. Not soft and fluffy like a
rabbit. What chinese fur animals are there to make black hats out of
(that don't moult?).

Well, the panda is always a popular choice. No idea if panda fur
molts when it gets wet. Are there any white spots?

Nup, none. just some very fine quilted silk/satin inside (but it's black
too).

It would be better it it was a cat.


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On Oct 19, 9:29 am, Armin wrote:
On Oct 17, 6:30 pm, twobuddha wrote:



This from a dickless freak who has repeatedly been challenged to
identify himself: I've been in Canada several times and offered to
look him up.

Let's see... I sign my real name to my posts, you know the mountain
where I've been a season pass holder for over 25 years and you know
the city I live in... but you claim I've failed to identify myself.

Mmm, you're not the sharpest tool in the shed, are you? :-)

I have also offered to meet you for a race down a *challenging
slope*... not a wax race down the bunny slope where the fattest guy
wins. We each put up $1000, winner takes all. But you chickened out.

Bluff called. Bwak, Bwak....

Armin

****. He knows what I look like. Where I live, work. Where I ski. I'm
not hiding. Many people from this group could pick me out of a crowd.
He never asks me for ID before an invitation to meet. What's his
excuse for me again? I've forgotten.

On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 22:32:27 -0400, Walt wrote
this crap:

ant wrote:

hmmm. it's awfully sleek and shiny. Not soft and fluffy like a rabbit. What
chinese fur animals are there to make black hats out of (that don't moult?).

Well, the panda is always a popular choice. No idea if panda fur molts
when it gets wet. Are there any white spots?

I only own fur from baby seals. And no, it doesn't molt when wet.




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ultimate power in the universe."

Harry Weiner wrote:
On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 22:32:27 -0400, Walt wrote
this crap:

ant wrote:

hmmm. it's awfully sleek and shiny. Not soft and fluffy like a
rabbit. What chinese fur animals are there to make black hats out
of (that don't moult?).

Well, the panda is always a popular choice. No idea if panda fur
molts when it gets wet. Are there any white spots?

I only own fur from baby seals. And no, it doesn't molt when wet.

I've got the old skins my parents used to use on their skis before there
were lifts. Apparently they were made from seals. Yuck.

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