Hey everyone, let's sing "I Love Rabbit Bites!"
Time for another video from Rabbit Bites. This time it's the band Carbon Silicon, with Tony James and Mick Jones!
True to their counterculture Roots, the boys break the 4th wall at the end and dare to suggest that perhaps Buns and Chou Chou are being manipulated behind the scenes! Rage against the machine, boys.
Time for a new Rabbit Bites video: and this time they interview comedian David Allen Grier, who starts off with the standard bit about eating rabbits and then decides to get really edgy and take on The French.
Presumably they cut the bit where he asked what was the deal with airline peanuts and how Scooby and Shaggy may have been high. Still, Buns and Chou Chou are entertaining as always, so give it a look.
Time for another video from our friends at Rabbit Bites: "Talk to the Buns" with "Obama Girl." Who is she? I have no idea. Apparently she's a "big deal" on the internet, and I only use it to post this blog and play Winterbells.
Anyway, this video might be a little more saucy than normal. What do you want? They're rabbits...
I hope you all enjoyed Crocusing today, or whatever it is you humans do. Personally, I'm a member of the Disapproval Party (More Carrots! More Naps!).
I know what you're thinking. Cinnamon, I really enjoy Rabbit Bites, but I need something more from them. I need for them to interview someone like YouTube superstars Smosh, and I need for the show to get even weirder.
Lucky day for you!
The Big One Who Picks Me Up was sick last week. He stayed in bed all day taking NyQuil and playing Pokémon Diamond until he passed out. Watching his video over my back, he said "Yeah, it was kind of like that."
Time for another interview with Buns and Chou Chou. This time it's actress Jane Lynch, the fabulous comedienne seen in such films as The Forty Year Old Virgin and A Mighty Wind.
She also wrote a song for the bunnies, which fills me with disapproval. So, way to go, Jane!
Time for more fun with Buns and Chou Chou, and this time, it's a Christmas message... a message that says, "enough with the freakin' Chipmunks already!"
Personally I rather liked Chipmunk Punk (and consider their version of "You May Be Right" to be the definitive cover), but yeah, I can see where Buns and Chou Chou are coming from. This one may not be for the little 'uns, especially if they've enjoyed the recent CGI film. Happy Holidays!
Another new video from Rabbit Bites: this time, Buns and Chou Chou talk politics with Libertarian Party Chair William Redpath. Seriously.
Can I tell you how I enjoy how wonderfully weird Rabbit Bites is? Here's the head of a political party sitting down to be interviewed by two rabbits regarding his position on gun control, the moral situation in Las Vegas, and gun control (as it pertains to hunting rabbits). Buns and Chou Chou work to create a show that consistently makes me think, "Wait... did I dream that?"
Anyway, there's the new show. For those of you at work, I should tell you there's a clip of a Vegas showgirl. Enjoy!
With great pleasure, we present the newest video from Rabit Bites:
Note: Contains somewhat "mature" humor towards the end.
In a show of lapine solidarity, we're going to start featuring videos from Rabbit Bites on the site. I must warn you, however, these videos will, on occasion, feature humans. Try to suppress your disapproval reflex.
