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I must admit, as a "younger" reader I thought that this was a joke. [[Special:Contributions/108.162.238.221|108.162.238.221]] 18:33, 22 May 2014 (UTC)

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	In short the "Killer Rabbit Attack" headlines were seen as evidence those who wrote these stories had never been near the woods in their life.		In short the "Killer Rabbit Attack" headlines were seen as evidence those who wrote these stories had never been near the woods in their life.
	[[User:Arcanechili\|Arcanechili]] ([[User talk:Arcanechili\|talk]]) 13:25, 15 October 2014 (UTC)		[[User:Arcanechili\|Arcanechili]] ([[User talk:Arcanechili\|talk]]) 13:25, 15 October 2014 (UTC)
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		+	Well, also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nvs5pqf-DMA [[Special:Contributions/162.158.62.117\|162.158.62.117]]

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 As noted above, at the time of the event the "newspapers ate [the story] up".  But to give another perspective on this...
-At the time this story originally broke I was living in a somewhat rural area, and this story  was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew. In short, anyone familiar with being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any abnormal behavior by a wild animal since this can be a pretty clear indication of rabies.  This is particularly true of any behavior that can interpreted in any way as aggressive --especially such unexpected behavior as an animal moving *towards* a human being.
+At the time when this story originally broke I was living in a somewhat rural area, and this story  was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew. In short, anyone familiar with being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any abnormal behavior by a wild animal since this can be a pretty clear indication of rabies.  This is particularly true of any behavior that can interpreted in any way as aggressive --especially such unexpected behavior as a (small) animal moving *towards* a human being.
 Needless to say, the described behavior --both swimming and moving towards a human-- is clearly bizarre behavior for an animal like a rabbit.  Among my neighbors at the time the fact Carter attempted to distance himself from the rabbit (or indeed any wild animal behaving in a similar manner) was seen simply as common sense practiced by someone like Carter; i.e. an experienced woodsman.

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 To add some further "nuance" to this story:
-As noted above, at the time the "newspapers ate [the story] up".  But to give another perspective on this...
+As noted above, at the time of the event the "newspapers ate [the story] up".  But to give another perspective on this...
-That is, when the story broke, it was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew in the rural area where I was living at the time. In short, anyone familiar with being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any unusual behavior in a wild animal as this can be a pretty clear indication of rabies.  This is particularly true of any behavior that can interpreted in any way as aggressive --especially such unexpected behavior as an animal moving *towards* a human being.
+At the time this story originally broke I was living in a somewhat rural area, and this story  was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew. In short, anyone familiar with being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any abnormal behavior by a wild animal since this can be a pretty clear indication of rabies.  This is particularly true of any behavior that can interpreted in any way as aggressive --especially such unexpected behavior as an animal moving *towards* a human being.
-Needless to say, the described behavior --both swimming and moving towards a human-- is clearly bizarre behavior for a rabbit.  Among my neighbors at the time the fact Carter attempted to distance himself from the rabbit (or indeed any wild animal behaving in a similar manner) was seen simply as common sense practiced by someone like Carter; i.e. an experienced woodsman.
+Needless to say, the described behavior --both swimming and moving towards a human-- is clearly bizarre behavior for an animal like a rabbit.  Among my neighbors at the time the fact Carter attempted to distance himself from the rabbit (or indeed any wild animal behaving in a similar manner) was seen simply as common sense practiced by someone like Carter; i.e. an experienced woodsman.
 In short the "Killer Rabbit Attack" headlines were seen as evidence those who wrote these stories had never been near the woods in their life.
 [[User:Arcanechili|Arcanechili]] ([[User talk:Arcanechili|talk]]) 13:25, 15 October 2014 (UTC)

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 To add some further "nuance" to this story:
-As noted above, at the time the "newspapers ate [the story] up".  But to give another perspective...
+As noted above, at the time the "newspapers ate [the story] up".  But to give another perspective on this...
-That is, when the story broke, it was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew in the rural area where I was living at the time. In short, anyone used to being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any unusual behavior in a wild animal as this can be a pretty clear indication of rabies.  This is particularly true of any behavior that can interpreted in any way as aggressive --especially such unexpected behavior as moving *towards* a human being.
+That is, when the story broke, it was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew in the rural area where I was living at the time. In short, anyone familiar with being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any unusual behavior in a wild animal as this can be a pretty clear indication of rabies.  This is particularly true of any behavior that can interpreted in any way as aggressive --especially such unexpected behavior as an animal moving *towards* a human being.
-Needless to say, the described behavior --both swimming and moving towards a human-- is clearly bizarre behavior for a rabbit.  Among my neighbors at the time the fact Carter attempted to distance himself from the rabbit (or indeed any wild animal behaving in a similar manner) was seen simply as common sense practiced by an experienced woodsman.
+Needless to say, the described behavior --both swimming and moving towards a human-- is clearly bizarre behavior for a rabbit.  Among my neighbors at the time the fact Carter attempted to distance himself from the rabbit (or indeed any wild animal behaving in a similar manner) was seen simply as common sense practiced by someone like Carter; i.e. an experienced woodsman.
 In short the "Killer Rabbit Attack" headlines were seen as evidence those who wrote these stories had never been near the woods in their life.
 [[User:Arcanechili|Arcanechili]] ([[User talk:Arcanechili|talk]]) 13:25, 15 October 2014 (UTC)

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 To add some further "nuance" to this story:
-As noted above, at the time the "newspapers at [the story] up".  But this can just as easily be seen as evidence that those who wrote these stories had never been near the woods in their life.
+As noted above, at the time the "newspapers ate [the story] up".  But to give another perspective...
-That is, when the story broke, it was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew in the rural area where I was living at the time. In short, anyone used to being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any unusual behavior in a wild animal.  This can be a pretty clear indication of rabies.  This is especially true of any behavior that can interpreted as in any way aggressive --such as moving *towards* a human being.
+That is, when the story broke, it was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew in the rural area where I was living at the time. In short, anyone used to being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any unusual behavior in a wild animal as this can be a pretty clear indication of rabies.  This is particularly true of any behavior that can interpreted in any way as aggressive --especially such unexpected behavior as moving *towards* a human being.
-Needless to say, the described behavior --both swimming and moving towards a human-- is clearly bizarre behavior for a rabbit.  Among my neighbors at the time the fact Carter attempted to distance himself from the rabbit (or indeed any wild animal behaving in this way) was simply seen as common sense practiced by an experienced woodsman.  [[User:Arcanechili|Arcanechili]] ([[User talk:Arcanechili|talk]]) 13:25, 15 October 2014 (UTC)
+Needless to say, the described behavior --both swimming and moving towards a human-- is clearly bizarre behavior for a rabbit.  Among my neighbors at the time the fact Carter attempted to distance himself from the rabbit (or indeed any wild animal behaving in a similar manner) was seen simply as common sense practiced by an experienced woodsman.

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	I must admit, as a "younger" reader I thought that this was a joke. [[Special:Contributions/108.162.238.221\|108.162.238.221]] 18:33, 22 May 2014 (UTC)		I must admit, as a "younger" reader I thought that this was a joke. [[Special:Contributions/108.162.238.221\|108.162.238.221]] 18:33, 22 May 2014 (UTC)
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		+	To add some further "nuance" to this story:
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		+	As noted above, at the time the "newspapers at [the story] up". But this can just as easily be seen as evidence that those who wrote these stories had never been near the woods in their life.
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		+	That is, when the story broke, it was greeted with a shrug by virtually everyone I knew in the rural area where I was living at the time. In short, anyone used to being in the woods understands that they should constantly be on the alert for any unusual behavior in a wild animal. This can be a pretty clear indication of rabies. This is especially true of any behavior that can interpreted as in any way aggressive --such as moving towards a human being.
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		+	Needless to say, the described behavior --both swimming and moving towards a human-- is clearly bizarre behavior for a rabbit. Among my neighbors at the time the fact Carter attempted to distance himself from the rabbit (or indeed any wild animal behaving in this way) was simply seen as common sense practiced by an experienced woodsman. [[User:Arcanechili\|Arcanechili]] ([[User talk:Arcanechili\|talk]]) 13:25, 15 October 2014 (UTC)