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Good story but not a fan of the title. It should at least be "Rabbit" which would hint that it's not a literal rabbit.

• thanatos519 2y ago
  I wish this comment had revealed it was an early mobile phone antenna and not a Volkswagen Rabbit.
  • mpweiher 2y ago
    The VW Rabbit was a model only sold in the US, not in the UK.
    • benjijay 2y ago
      It's a 'Golf' in most areas
• TomK32 2y ago
  Having read the article: Yes, against Hutchinson will, customers kept buying the Rabbit that was about to be killed...
• kwhitefoot 2y ago
  Wouldn't be half as funny with a capital R.
• rplnt 2y ago
  The title is thankfully not using the confusing (and frankly stupid) Title Case so it's obvious to the reader that it's not about a literal rabbit.
  • dataengineer56 2y ago
    The title has since been changed, it was lowercase now it's uppercase.
    • rplnt 2y ago
      Ah, my bad. I'm just constantly confused by title case titles here with the weirdest product names mixed in. Can't edit or delete my original comment it seems, sorry.
• GJim 2y ago
  How odd. Do you also have trouble thinking Python (with a capital P) is a literal snake and GIMP (all caps) is a gentleman in a rubber suit?
  • brnt 2y ago
    I thought some 30 year old rabbit corpse was discovered, yes. I've never heard of Rabbit the company.
  • penguin_booze 2y ago
    If I read 'there's a dead Python under the table', the snake is what I'd think it is, not the language. Context matters.
  • selfie 2y ago
    A dead rabbit would be plausible though: it could have been trapped in the foundations and found during remedial work, for example.
  • dataengineer56 2y ago
    The title has been completely changed since I made my comment. My comment no longer applies but I can't edit or delete it.
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