Pentagon All Ears For Ideas On How Bunny Penetrated Security To Access Inner Courtyard - MSNBC

[Rhiannon12866]

Alex Wagner reports on the mystery surrounding the discovery of a rabbit in the inner courtyard of the Pentagon, an impenetrably secure space inside one of the world's most secure buildings. Aired on 02/15/2022.

[dameatball]

1. Wascawwy Wabbit!!!

[Rhiannon12866]

2. Poor bunny! I hope that he got out okay...

[COL Mustard]

7. I was just at the Pentagon yesterday

I've worked there for a long time, never saw a bunny in the center courtyard. I confess, it was too damn cold yesterday to go out there even for a few minutes.

By the way, the hot dog stand in the center is called ground zero.

[Salviati]

10. Always forgetting that left turn...

[Busterscruggs]

3. Wrong turn...

At Albuquerque

[MiHale]

4. Parachute...obviously

[Effete Snob]

5. It had help from a mole

[magicguido]

6. Not a prob; cause you know; hare today; gone tomorrow

[multigraincracker]

8. Dear Alex, please feel free

to post puns on this site.

[burrowowl]

9. Did the hawk fly under the radar to

drop hare bombs?

[Backseat Driver]

12. Well, son of a gun --"Hawk" eye got the evidence...

while standing over the surgical patient: Radar O'Reilly's bunny--after the unseemly tryst of Army officers. Lt Col "Hotlips" got JAG(sh)agged by Major Frank Burns, and she feared for her career. Back then, the bunny heard something about being making the ultimate sacrifice and being the star witness as a "court" marshall(sic), and a mole indeed helped him escape the evidence room.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0638473/

OTOH: What--the rabbit died?
https://theweek.com/mike-pence/1009072/pence-familys-famous-rabbit-marlon-bundo-dies

[burrowowl]

13. LOL!

[usaf-vet]

11. A hawk or owl makes sense. I live in "raptor country" small dogs, cats and certianly rabbits..

... get airlifted by hawks or owls. It usually doesn't end well for the critter.

Friends of ours who had over time trained a wild bunny to come to a call or whistle and eat out of their hands and at one point was picked up and carried away by a hawk. Sad day on the homestead that day.

One of the great experiences of my ex-military life was a tour of the Pentagon. At lunchtime, we went to the center area to eat and have a cup of coffee (my choice). There is a "snack bar" in the very center of the area called "Ground Zero." At least that is what it was called in the late 1980s when I had a tour.