Mika-tan has uploded this super cute photo on the GoodSmile Company blog. So there you go boys and girls, don’t feed wild animals. ^^
Source: Goodsmile Blog by Mika-tan
Come to think of it, I wonder if bunnies like negi (leek). I still have a stick of it in my fridge. LOL
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i hate leek -__- im not sure why….its not like i hate the taste…it might be because of the name…………..cute bunny ^^
Awwwww, is the epitome of cuteness, even with those suspicious “things” in the box º_O.
In spanish, negi is cebollín or cebollino, because taste like onions (cebolla in spanish), and i really love to cook some dishes using fresh cebollín, like meat sauce for pasta. Mmm, i need to take my lunch…
Bleh I also hate leek.. they look funny, but the taste and structure, buuuh *shivers*
But they also make me think of pokemon farfetch’d, which I thought was kinda cute…
Yeah, I chopped some of the leek to add in my soup. It tasted quite bad and I got kinda sick from the “unique” taste.
Poor you^^; *pats back*
I’ve never tried leek, at least I don’t recall, but if it taste like onions I might like it.
I don´t mind eating leek :/
And very cute photos ^^
Aww, cute bunny! Omnomnom, bye bye leek!
Poor Mika, losing her symbol like that…
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