To MOO or not to MOO, what do you doo
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I do it. I have tried to perfect it over the years. I think Rich Little would be proud!!
05-02-11, 08:33 AM
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I do as well. I seem to pass more horses than cows, and for some reason I whistle at them. I pass an emu (yes, in Western Ky - an emu), and I have no idea what to say to it. Honestly, it scares me more than most of the dogs on my ride - thank goodness the fence seems sturdy!!
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My two year old son like to make siren noises when we pass a fire engine in the car. I found myself doing the same thing on the bike the other day. Maybe I need more sleep.
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I think it is rude not to say hello to fellow riders as you pass. I am sure the cows and animals feel the same way.
I think most animals do not answer back, probably due to our use of proper accent. (Southern Cows not understandfding Northern bikers) But once in a while one does and responds back.
I think most animals do not answer back, probably due to our use of proper accent. (Southern Cows not understandfding Northern bikers) But once in a while one does and responds back.
05-04-11, 09:04 AM
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Yes I moo when at home in Ireland when enjoying the spin an everything is good in the world, but am now concerned as I do not know what to say to the cows in France when I am cycling there...anyone know what is Moo in French?
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As soon as the cows on my local century route found out my saddle was made from Lorica, we were cool.
Moo!
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