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Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 12:05 am
by Kram Nebuer
I love COWS!!!
Enchantress wrote:Yeah

, I hope some other farm animals wander into someone elses garden so we can think of some more

.
Well if it helps, there are goats, sheep, horses, cows (pictured above), pigs, and some stable cats and dogs living in a farm and Equine Science lab/stable behind the apartment buildings here at my college. It's sure to happen soon, someday!

btw, yes, they do stink up the place, but your nose gets used to it.
Here's a baby pig:

Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:40 am
by ichabod
Kram Nebuer wrote:Here's a baby pig:

Oh My God! That is without a doubt the singlemost cutest thing I have ever seen in my life!
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 8:26 am
by Lars Vermundsberget
Disney really ought to make an animated classic about farm animals!
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 8:32 am
by 2099net
Lars Vermundsberget wrote:Disney really ought to make an animated classic about farm animals!
Oh dear. That's bound to upset Ichabod.

Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 9:30 am
by waltmad
Now if you can just imagine a McDonald open & empty bacon muffin just behind the pig........... perhaps that is why it is climbing out

yum yum
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 10:09 am
by Black pearl
waltmad wrote:Now if you can just imagine a McDonald open & empty bacon muffin just behind the pig........... perhaps that is why it is climbing out

yum yum
That's so cruel

Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:33 pm
by waltmad
it is not cruel & i dont want to be to blame for starting a vegetarian thread argument, but that is what they are here for. That & Porky pig cartoons. didn't you see Lion king, it's the circle of life.
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 2:09 pm
by Black pearl
Your right Waltmad it is the circle of life, as long as the animals are well looked after when they are alive, it's ok if they end up as dinner. (Now you mention it, I could go a pork & beef sausage

)
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:07 pm
by Asellus
That picture of the cow makes me want to play Harvest Moon.
The most we see around here is an occasional deer....and thats driving in the more forested side of town.
mmmm though I'm thinking maybe a burger for dinner

Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:24 pm
by Enchantress
Asellus wrote:That picture of the cow makes me want to play Harvest Moon.
The most we see around here is an occasional deer....and thats driving in the more forested side of town.
mmmm though I'm thinking maybe a burger for dinner

Ah, I loved that game! I used to have it on my gamecube, but I traded it in at Gamestation and deleted the save...poor 'Marble' is no more

Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 6:42 pm
by TashieGirl
I cracked up when I read the title of this topic.
Anyway, I don't have any idea what you should do. I live in a urban area, so nothing like this has ever happened to me before (but, I have seen a few possums in my yerd from time to time). Maybe you should call the Humane society or something. Sorry if I'm not being very helpful.
Posted: Wed Aug 30, 2006 1:07 am
by waltmad
If you get milk deliveries as we do in the uk, you can cancel the milkman, they must need milking by now. If nothing happens, pull the 'udder' one. Or get them to moo ve on, If you really have a BEEF with me MILKING this for all it's worth, i will blow this JOINT. I think every one has HERD what i have to say now.

Posted: Wed Aug 30, 2006 8:08 am
by Lars Vermundsberget
TashieGirl wrote:I live in a urban area, so nothing like this has ever happened to me before (but, I have seen a few possums in my yerd from time to time).
I'm coming back to the reindeer I mentioned on the previous page. I just moved to this place far up in the north - and it's supposedly a somewhat "urban" area - at least it used to claim to be the northernmost city in the world. And in this city reindeer can be found basically anywhere. Weird, and sort of fun - at least for a while.
Posted: Wed Aug 30, 2006 8:37 am
by starlioness
if you can get close enough, give em a tip will ya?

Posted: Sat Sep 02, 2006 9:09 pm
by Kram Nebuer
waltmad wrote:If you get milk deliveries as we do in the uk, you can cancel the milkman, they must need milking by now. If nothing happens, pull the 'udder' one. Or get them to moo ve on, If you really have a BEEF with me MILKING this for all it's worth, i will blow this JOINT. I think every one has HERD what i have to say now.

AHHHH!!! TOO MANY PUNS!!!!
Lol, speaking of cows and "mooving," this is the back of the t-shirts we wore when we helped the frehsman move into the dorms today. You can't see it in the picture, but this t-shirt is incredibly soaked wiwth rainwater since we moved them into the dorms in the midst of Tropical Depression Ernesto. Gave a whole new meaning to "Dorm Storm."

We can not let this thread die, it's just to good
Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 2:08 pm
by waltmad
No sir~ee. This thread is 1 of my faves & i am just not ready to let it drift into the blue yonder just yet. So please let me share my good news with you, also connected to this thread & Disney too.
Firsly, we exchanged contracts today, selling our house & buying a rural one in the Midlands uk. We shall keep a pig etc so hopefully we will have antics we can add to the 3 cows. The property we are moving into has a barn where we are going to convert part of it into a cinema & will be able to watch all the Disney dvd's.
We have tried for about 20 years to do this with so many set backs & dissapointments, so never give up on your dream, it could happen eventually.
We move on 21st of this month, so will be a bit busy for a few days to post, so not that any one will miss my cruddy jokes, when i get back on here i want to read further contributions to the 3 cows, ok. Cheers.

Re: We can not let this thread die, it's just to good
Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 2:45 pm
by Enchantress
waltmad wrote: The property we are moving into has a barn where we are going to convert part of it into a cinema & will be able to watch all the Disney dvd's.
Haha, ace

, let me know when you get settled and I'll come round!

I wish I had a barn

Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 2:58 pm
by Disney Lover
Hmm not sure why this post keeps getting bumped but if you guys like it. Shrugs.
And good luck with the new house Walt!
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 4:02 am
by Jules
LOL! Last week no cows came into my room.
Intead, a disgusting big fat brown cockroach.

I woke up my dad (it was 2am) and he killed it with some insect killer spray. It's the first time I've seen a cockroach inside our house. We never had cockroach problems here before.
Moreover, in the kitchen, I always find 2 or 3 slugs during the night. I don't know from where they are getting in! We checked everywhere! I hope they haven't made a nest inside the subwoofer of the home theatre system we have in the same room.

Our kitchen is located next to our courtyard. Maybe they're entering from there?
Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 12:56 am
by Kram Nebuer
Julian Carter wrote:LOL! Last week no cows came into my room.
Intead, a disgusting big fat brown cockroach.

I woke up my dad (it was 2am) and he killed it with some insect killer spray. It's the first time I've seen a cockroach inside our house. We never had cockroach problems here before.
ewwww, but speaking of creepy things entering bedrooms...my friend said she was at her boyfriend's apartment and all night they heard this weird screeching sound they thought was outside. It turns out it was inside and there was a bat lying next to a shoe rack!!! EGADS!!!!! :shudders: