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Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:10 am
by happening fish
:roll:

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:10 am
by Dr. Hobo
happeningfish wrote:
Joey wrote:um fingers inserted ... up his ... well you get the idea :P
otherwise things get clogged ... and then he gets an itchy bum :lol:


oh come on ... don't post shit like that, that's sick :uh:


it cleans out the glands that produce pheremones which allow them to mark their territory :nod:

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:10 am
by happening fish
I was quoting Joey from page 2 :P

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:10 am
by Joey
okay, back to cows

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:11 am
by happening fish
Aw lighten up :(

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:13 am
by Dr. Hobo
happeningfish wrote:I was quoting Joey from page 2 :P


i know
i felt like saying that anyways

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:14 am
by happening fish
ok :lol:

So back to cows... one time my relatives' cow stepped on my bare foot. It didn't even hurt :nod: They have a damn cute cow :love:

Posted: 12/16/2004, 10:38 am
by Johnny
Image

Posted: 12/16/2004, 10:47 am
by Joey
aww, he looks a little freaked out

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:19 pm
by Henrietta
One time a cow attacked my uncle. He was trying to brand it, and it almost killed him. He'd have died had he not rolled under his truck.

Never underestimate a cow.

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:40 pm
by Dr. Hobo
heh
if i were a cow
and i had a piece of hot metal searing my skin
i'd be attacking too heh

and thats not meant to be offensive to you or your family cass
just the truth

Posted: 12/16/2004, 1:41 pm
by Joey
:nod:

Posted: 12/16/2004, 2:34 pm
by Johnny
Thats why farmers use tags now.

Posted: 12/16/2004, 4:45 pm
by Henrietta
Tags don't replace brands, they compliment them.

And I meant to say that the cow attacked him cause he was branding his calf. Woops.

Posted: 12/16/2004, 4:46 pm
by Dr. Hobo
that'd be an even bigger reason to attack

Posted: 12/16/2004, 5:04 pm
by Henrietta
Yeah, but generally cows lack the knowlegde and foresight for an uprising.

Posted: 12/16/2004, 5:20 pm
by Dr. Hobo
pretty much any animal has "parental" instincts at times of fear or great stress

Posted: 12/16/2004, 5:47 pm
by saman
i am cow
hear me moo
i weigh twice as much as you
and i look good on the barbecue.
yogurt, curd, cream, cheese and butter
comes from liquid from me udders
i am cow
i am cow
hear me moo

i am cow
here i stand
far and wide upon this land
and i am living everywhere
from b.c. to newfoundland
you can squeeze my teats by hand
i am cow
i am cow
i am cow

i am cow
i am cow
i am cooooww.

am i seriously the first person to post this? what's wrong with you people?!

Posted: 12/16/2004, 5:48 pm
by Joey
Image

Posted: 12/16/2004, 5:56 pm
by Henrietta
My Dad can moo like a real cow. Or is it a bull...hm.