Got Moo'd at!
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Got Moo'd at!
I was riding to work today when I heard this noise that sounded kind of like a horn but a bit different. As I turned to look, a cattle truck went by hauling about 50 calfs. The critters were not happy and mooing up a storm. Ah, the joys of rural living! (At least they didn't all decide to relieve themselves at that moment!)
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Couldn't resist posting this picture. Try cycling in an open range national forrest!
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Did anybody notice the goofy sponsered links this thread pulled up?
Muu Muus and Moo Moos, LOL.
Muu Muus and Moo Moos, LOL.
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I don't guess I would be too happy if I were on my way to be turned into VEAL.
mmmmm.....veal......
mmmmm.....veal......
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ROFLMAO... Considering that one of the open threads over in touring is a "Do you moo at cows?" poll. (btw, the overwhelming answer is YES).
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Who is hiding from a warrant from the court of reality
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Well, since getting married a couple of months ago, we've been living on a farm. So cows mooing at me is a daily thing (thankfully, the cows left yesterday!)...
Just enjoy it. It's cow-speak for "hello"!
Just enjoy it. It's cow-speak for "hello"!
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Yeah, one of my other hobbies is canoeing. I rounded a bend in the river once and came face to face with a huge Bull! He looked suprised, but not as suprised as I was. Thankfully, the river was wide enough to scoot by him out of horn range!
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Originally Posted by Mentor58
ROFLMAO... Considering that one of the open threads over in touring is a "Do you moo at cows?" poll. (btw, the overwhelming answer is YES).
They say it's fine to moo to yourself as long as you don't moo back.
Last edited by Rodney Crater; 11-04-05 at 06:12 AM.