Boy Designs A.T.B.

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Arizona boy designs A.T.B. (All Terrain Bunny) for an abandoned paraplegic bunny.

Paul's son Liam designed and built a small cart for Joe to help him move around a little easier. The red wagon with yellow wheels took some getting used to, but ultimately seemed to improve his mobility.

http://www.kgun9.com/story/14502760/easter-rolls-in-with-joe-the-bunny?redirected=true

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Today is July 25, 2001; how is Joe the Bunny and his ATB doing?
Hopefully he is still with us, doing well, growing and happy. Most important, thanks to this wonderful family for living and loving out loud, and for sharing this special little bunny with us.

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This is great! What a compassionate family, what a smart kid, what a cute little bunny--so many things to love about this video! The world is a better place with all of you in it :)

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That's about the sweetest thing I've ever seen. Wait, I have something in my eye...

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That is so thoughtful. I had once done something for one of our pet ducks, when I was little.

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I suppose we really should add "Alcordion Liver" to the list.

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"Recent" medical reports? While hide pipe bags are still available, I'd guesstimate that most pipers use a synthetic bag these days. And the bag treatment and sealing preparations are all modern chemicals these days. Unless the pipe bands in Philadelphia are really old-school, this sounds dubious.

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I guess those who suffer from "tuba lips" simply need a new mouthpiece. Brass instrument mouthpieces are plated in silver or gold to prevent irritation of the lips, and isn't an issue unless the plating has worn exposing the brass base metal.

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Finally proof bagpipes are bad for your health!

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I sometimes get calluses on my thumbs from playing my clarinets. I get a callus on a slightly different part of my thumb when I play my bass clarinet a lot.

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