What is a long-eared meadow runner's absolute favorite kind of television programming?
Multi-hop channel surfing.
This clever wordplay combines the physical motion of a rabbit with the modern habit of switching television channels. Instead of jumping over logs, the viewer is jumping across broadcasts on their screen.
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