Rabbit + Oil - Page 2

emzy · #21 01-10-2006

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Originally Posted by _JP_

whats up with gunk and a jet washer???

brings my engine up a treat, should sort the rabbit out

*pictures Marshal flying across the garden on the end of a jet of water*

Poor thing.

_sleigh_ · #22 02-10-2006

Being an employee of a leading veterinary charity, this just makes me shudder at the thought.

ale:

Surely it's a job for Fairy Power Spray. :thumrigh:

seriously, if you want I'll ask at work tomorrow, see if any of the Vets can advise.

ashleyb4 · #23 02-10-2006

Poor marshall i had a rabbit once called monty and once we where giving him a shower when the water went to hot and he squeled really loud.

Just keep scrubbing northy.

A

Richard Lowe · #24 02-10-2006

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Originally Posted by DCM

Dare I ask why you have, in stock, at home, KY-Jelly **schoolboy snigger*

I'm more worried about why the Guineu Pig was covered in vaseline

burgie · #25 02-10-2006

wether a guinea pig is covered in vaseline or not is not the issue here, as I presume that's just personal preference. The issue of getting oil off a rabit is also not the issue, despite how cute the rabbit may or may not be.

Surely the main issue here, and the one that has me much more worried than any of the above, is why is the kit car engine leaking oil?

k£v!n · #26 02-10-2006

i agree, has it been sorted yet?

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elvo · #27 02-10-2006

As long as it's leaking, it's FINE. If it stops leaking,... it's time to start worrying and check the oil level!

I'd use brake cleaner on the rabbit, and any guinea pigs that have accidentally gotten KY jelly on them.

The use of brake cleaner to get rid of mosquitos/spiders, to clean out your microwave or sink,... it's one of those signs that you're addicted to R/C.

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Originally Posted by burgie

why is the kit car engine leaking oil?