Oh, I guess I am--interested, that is. I realize its commercial potential may be limited (then again, why is "Naked Space Hamsters in love" popular? T.A.N.A.F.T., I guess--There Ain't No Accounting For Taste. Cain't never tell).

I'm not sure if the blonde stereotype bothers me, or if I just feel it's irrelevant. Or should be. War story of sorts. My daughter, who is blonde, dyed her hair auburn while a junior in high school to improve her grades. It worked...

Really, my only worry about the "bun-ny" is it'll confuse people. When it's performed (and you always have to assume it's going to be performed--remember the hamsters), people aren't going to hear the hyphen. They'll hear "bunny." And they'll get confused. I haven't seen the Glenn Close movie, and now I'm not sure whether I should.

Joe

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