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'''Vanilla the Rabbit''' is [[Cream the Rabbit]]'s [[awesome]] [[mother]]. Like most [[female]]s, she keeps her [[weight]] and [[age]] a [[secret]]. Vanilla is rumored to be a [[widow]], though she may be past [[Christmas cake]]. Nevertheless, [[Vector the Crocodile]] can't resist her, and the two are [[married]] and have [[adopt]]ed [[Blaze the Cat]], [[Silver the Hedgehog]], and [[random]]ly the [[Babylon Rogues]]. Apparently, like most [[hawt]] [[babe]]s, she can [[cook]] remarkably well, though not as noticeably good as [[Delia Ketchum]]. | '''Vanilla the Rabbit''' is [[Cream the Rabbit]]'s [[awesome]] [[mother]]. Like most [[female]]s, she keeps her [[weight]] and [[age]] a [[secret]]. Vanilla is rumored to be a [[widow]], though she may be past [[Christmas cake]]. Nevertheless, [[Vector the Crocodile]] can't resist her, and the two are [[married]] and have [[adopt]]ed [[Blaze the Cat]], [[Silver the Hedgehog]], and [[random]]ly the [[Babylon Rogues]]. Apparently, like most [[hawt]] [[babe]]s, she can [[cook]] remarkably well, though not as noticeably good as [[Delia Ketchum]]. | ||
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It may die a horrible, painful death... or it might just disappear into thin air. Or, if it was marked inappropriately, it might just get to stay.Vanilla the Rabbit is Cream the Rabbit's awesome mother. Like most females, she keeps her weight and age a secret. Vanilla is rumored to be a widow, though she may be past Christmas cake. Nevertheless, Vector the Crocodile can't resist her, and the two are married and have adopted Blaze the Cat, Silver the Hedgehog, and randomly the Babylon Rogues. Apparently, like most hawt babes, she can cook remarkably well, though not as noticeably good as Delia Ketchum.
