Being as i don't really have bunny rabbits or a skylight, i'm pretty sure i can forgive you.

::hides::

Heh. And the other day I had a mecha/mefi dream wherein I was at a meetup with the great Mathowie himself and I was all nervous and stuff so I made a lame joke - worse, it was one of those "Hey that would make a great band name!" jokes - and Matt just looked at me and was like, "That's not funny at all." and even though matildaben tried to come to my rescue there was nothing to be done: the great mathowie had spoken and declared me once and for all Not Teh Funnay. I woke up in a cold sweat.

i woke up because we were suppose to get a message off the answerphone of a therapist who worked down the hall, but she was being so annoying (and being played by a particularly inept receptionist i've met) i just woke myself up.

The two bunnies were really cute, though, and came when they were called, hopping down the hall to eat and nose touch with their friends.
All the screaming and panicking people were a might disconcerting.

(Does anyone know anything about the Green Lantern? Because apparently i have his ring and this is part of why they are after me.
It is not an attractive piece of jewelery.)

I had a MeCha orgy dream the other night. Not sure I really recommend those, either.

Green Lantern. Intergalactic policeman, really. The ring is a badge of office, but also a focusing point for his will. Accompanying the ring should be a lantern like train-men used to swing along lines. A Green Lantern recharges the ring by touching to the lantern and reciting an oath.

"In brightest day, in blackest night,
all evil shall escape my sight!
Let those who worship evil's might,
fear not my power... Green Lantern's light!"

It keeps a charge for 24 hours, during which time the wearer can channel their imagination through the ring to create most anything that could prove useful. These objects will glow and be green.

Earlier write-ups about the superhero always made these manifestations rather silly, most famously by punching villains with giant boxing gloves. Recently, writer Geoff Johns has attributed different characteristics to the emanations so that they reflect the character of the ringbearer. For instance, John Stewart -- an architect prior to being a GL -- makes objects that are very complicated, precise and functional.

So if you have the ring, it would up to you how you use it and what your imagination might call forth. Will it, and there it is. Could be awesome, actually.