There are a lot of questions about the Easter Bunny, and not many answers, so we went out on the street to ask the people who care most, to tell us what they know about the Easter Bunny.
There are a lot of questions about the Easter Bunny, and not many answers, so we went out on the street to ask the people who care most, to tell us what they know about the Easter Bunny.
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ReplyHey Kimmel
ReplyThese kids made my day
ReplyDo not try Bunny Booty ‘eggs’… as brown as they may be, they are NOT chocolate.
Learned that the hard way, I tell ya.
ReplySad to see Easter becoming more about bunnies and eggs than what it really stand for.
ReplyStill better than listening to Herschel Walker explaining evolution.
ReplyHa ha ha haaaa.
Replyhappy Easter
Reply“that happened in spring and that’s when bunnies are” is a pretty solid kid’s explanation of the connection between the Easter bunny and Jesus’ resurrection. Better than most adults could do
Haters forecast: yes, “they’re both made up” would be a funnier and – to many – more accurate answer. And sure, Easter isn’t in spring because historically that’s when the resurrection actually happened (it probably has something to do with Passover being then, maybe some pagan celebration). Don’t come for me. The kid’s just cute.
ReplyIt makes sense that the Easter bunny is a borracho
ReplyThe egg represents new life and whatever it’s so called pagan origin, its meaning aligns with Christ’s teachings.
ReplyChristianity has no demands that people erase their own cultural heritage like Islam demands, so things like Easter Eggs and Christmas Trees become part of people’s shared culture with no conflict in ideas.
Easter bunny!
ReplyKids are really innocent lol
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