Reasons to be cheerful!

[Buddy]

Seeing free roaming blouse bunnies in the wild.

I don't know what this means.
It can't be a "literate" thing because bunnies don't wear blouses.
This is an idiom? Yes?
What does it mean?
Can No one tell me what it means!? Anyone?   

Boobs, baby!  Free ranging boobs.  You know, those soft little handfuls that make one smile.

Wait. So No one's reason to be cheerful is...seeing boobs? 

He's not alone!

Same

[Pasta Chick]

Seeing free roaming blouse bunnies in the wild.

I don't know what this means.
It can't be a "literate" thing because bunnies don't wear blouses.
This is an idiom? Yes?
What does it mean?
Can No one tell me what it means!? Anyone?   

Boobs, baby!  Free ranging boobs.  You know, those soft little handfuls that make one smile.

Wait. So No one's reason to be cheerful is...seeing boobs? 

He's not alone!

Same

Yup.

[xSilverPhinx]

Ok, it's already been established that I am poetically illiterate by our dear Nam some time ago, so I have to ask, were they bouncing like bunnies?

[Magdalena]

Ok, it's already been established that I am poetically illiterate by our dear Nam some time ago, so I have to ask, were they bouncing like bunnies?

Me too, so I also have to ask, were they "wild" like...in the open air...uncovered? 

[xSilverPhinx]

Ok, it's already been established that I am poetically illiterate by our dear Nam some time ago, so I have to ask, were they bouncing like bunnies?

Me too, so I also have to ask, were they "wild" like...in the open air...uncovered? 

I took that to mean that they weren't "caged" by a sports bra.

Interpreting poetic metaphors can be fun! My problem is that I tend to think literally, so when some one (or in this case, No one)  says that they're cheerful because they saw "free roaming blouse bunnies in the wild" I take it he saw boobs that looked like bunnies, which were bouncing.  Something out of a surreal carnival scene. It makes it weirder that they do not bounce synchronously in my mind, because why would two independently minded bunnies bounce at the same time? You get the picture.

[Magdalena]

Ok, it's already been established that I am poetically illiterate by our dear Nam some time ago, so I have to ask, were they bouncing like bunnies?

Me too, so I also have to ask, were they "wild" like...in the open air...uncovered? 

I took that to mean that they weren't "caged" by a sports bra.

Yes! That's what I imagined!
"free roaming" ... "in the wild." Means, no bra...right? 
The question now is, were they meant to be seen by no one, or No one? Because if there is a "blouse" that means they were still partly covered...yes?

Interpreting poetic metaphors can be fun! My problem is that I tend to think literally, so when some one (or in this case, No one)  says that they're cheerful because they saw "free roaming blouse bunnies in the wild" I take it he saw boobs that looked like bunnies, which were bouncing.  Something out of a surreal carnival scene. It makes it weirder that they do not bounce synchronously in my mind, because why would two independently minded bunnies bounce at the same time? You get the picture.

Now, this is fun!
About this..."bounce synchronously" I just have to go find out...I'll be right back! 

[xSilverPhinx]

Ok, it's already been established that I am poetically illiterate by our dear Nam some time ago, so I have to ask, were they bouncing like bunnies?

Me too, so I also have to ask, were they "wild" like...in the open air...uncovered? 

I took that to mean that they weren't "caged" by a sports bra.

Yes! That's what I imagined!
"free roaming" ... "in the wild." Means, no bra...right? 
The question now is, were they meant to be seen by no one, or No one? Because if there is a "blouse" that means they were still partly covered...yes?

Interpreting poetic metaphors can be fun! My problem is that I tend to think literally, so when some one (or in this case, No one)  says that they're cheerful because they saw "free roaming blouse bunnies in the wild" I take it he saw boobs that looked like bunnies, which were bouncing.  Something out of a surreal carnival scene. It makes it weirder that they do not bounce synchronously in my mind, because why would two independently minded bunnies bounce at the same time? You get the picture.

Now, this is fun!
About this..."bounce synchronously" I just have to go find out...I'll be right back! 

Maybe a better way of putting it is synchonised bouncing.

Sorry for that, my brain feels like mush today. 

Maybe they could make a sport out of it, sort of like synchonised swimming.   

[Magdalena]

Ok, it's already been established that I am poetically illiterate by our dear Nam some time ago, so I have to ask, were they bouncing like bunnies?

Me too, so I also have to ask, were they "wild" like...in the open air...uncovered? 

I took that to mean that they weren't "caged" by a sports bra.

Yes! That's what I imagined!
"free roaming" ... "in the wild." Means, no bra...right? 
The question now is, were they meant to be seen by no one, or No one? Because if there is a "blouse" that means they were still partly covered...yes?

Interpreting poetic metaphors can be fun! My problem is that I tend to think literally, so when some one (or in this case, No one)  says that they're cheerful because they saw "free roaming blouse bunnies in the wild" I take it he saw boobs that looked like bunnies, which were bouncing.  Something out of a surreal carnival scene. It makes it weirder that they do not bounce synchronously in my mind, because why would two independently minded bunnies bounce at the same time? You get the picture.

Now, this is fun!
About this..."bounce synchronously" I just have to go find out...I'll be right back! 

Maybe a better way of putting it is synchonised bouncing.

Sorry for that, my brain feels like mush today. 

Maybe they could make a sport out of it, sort of like synchonised swimming.

OK, I'm back. (Man! I'm sweating!)  Anyways...
I know what you meant by "bounce synchronously." 

Not "caged" by a sports bra...in the wild.

I think this is what No one saw...and described it in such a poetic way. 

[xSilverPhinx]

Yes, poetic indeed, even if I think I'll never look at bunnies the same way.    

[Magdalena]

Yes, poetic indeed, even if I think I'll never look at bunnies the same way.

Me neither. 

"Seeing free roaming blouse bunnies in the wild."

[Guardian85]

You go away for a day and you come back to this.

You guys....

[xSilverPhinx]

Ha!

HAF can be weird sometimes. Reading the things that are ...erm...uncovered here can be like going down the rabbit hole.

[Magdalena]

You go away for a day and you come back to this.

You guys....

I can't really tell...you sound...disappointed? 

[Magdalena]

Ha!

HAF can be weird sometimes. Reading the things that are ...erm...uncovered here can be like going down the rabbit hole.

OK, that was trippy. 
It had a bunny and everything...
Very appropriate for the situation. 

[Buddy]

You go away for a day and you come back to this.

You guys....

Oh like you haven't discussed boobs here before.

Pot, meet Kettle.