Welcome to a brand new weekly feature here at With Leather, the Friday Face-Off, in which we take two of the week’s best random videos and pit them against each other to determine which is the champion. Yes, it is that simple, and yes, we are way too excited about it. This week’s inaugural installment finds us examining two animal videos that have both been deemed excellent by millions of people that I just made up. The first video features a pet rabbit that opens letters for its owner with perfect precision.
I don’t get much mail, but I would really like a rabbit that could open my letters. If I had one, I might actually look at my bills before throwing them out.
That’s a pretty tough act to hop. Get it? I know, I punched myself in the nuts already. The challenger awaits…
Chipmunk ballerina had a chipmunk ballerina, but bunny letter opener opens letters for you then eat the envelope. Winner: bunny letter opener.
Put the bunny in the box. No seriously, I want to take him home.
Bunny wins in a landslide.
I see rabbits, I think food. But in this instance, cute food. Can it open flavor packets too?
I vote for the bunny because of the coercing involved with the chipmunk.
@essequemodeia – Don’t make me start yelling at you in the comments section of a cute animal post.
Crying Viking toddler? No? I can’t vote for crying Viking toddler?
I’ll have to abstain.
No question about it, the bunny… It’s more functional and now I want one for my desk, it’d almost make coming to work enjoyable.
Bunny! Bunny! Bunny! Bunny! Bunny! Bunny! Bunny! Bunny! Bunny! Bunny! Bunny!
/Lennie’d
too bad there’s not an adorable Thunderdome
When the bunny video finished playing, YouTube showed other bunnies opening letters videos. There is only one ballerina dancing chipmunk video.
CHIPMUNK
I would go with the rabbit letter opener. It’s more functional and more socially acceptable than owning a chipmunk.
Bunny!
Hands down Bunny. Needs no incentive. No musical accompaniment. No costume. It’s more honest.
Rabbit’s good eatin’!
I’m definitely going with bunny; cute and functional. Plus, as UU already pointed out, it eats the paper.
Does the bunny remind anyone else of Frisky Dingo? Simon getting mad at a little rabbit then mumbling “No, bunny.” is going to be on my tombstone.