🚀 go-pugleaf

Doug Freese wrote:
> 
> John Scudamore Opines:
> |>
> |> How you modern dairy farmers have the nerve to poke your head above the
> |> hedge I will never know, with your abuse of the dairy cow with factory
> |> farming.  No wonder the cows are lining up to be incinerated.
> 
> Scudamore, do you play the role of a buffoon or do really believe
> what you type? You obviously have not been within light years
> of a milk farm. You can't find a more pampered animal. Since milk
> production is proportional to "happiness", keeping them well fed,
> even playing music is part of the game.
> 
> You seem to have chickens  and cows confused. Chickens have two
> legs, some feathers and unless have their wings clipped, can fly.
> The cow, a bit larger, has no wings and and only flies in fairytales.
> Maybe trip to the zoo will refresh your memory.

Thanks!  Do you have cows in your zoos?  Or do you milk zebras over your
way?

> 
> 
> |> How long do they live now?  Six years is the average I believe, about
> |> 1/3 of the normal life span, and they have udders on them designed by
> |> the Milk Marketing Board.  God knows what the cow God makes of it all,
> |> but I can guess.
> 
> I think the cow God would be in udder delight. I think you would
> have an easier time convincing us that Lechter, Dahmer and Bundy
> were misunderstood vegetarians.  Your credibility seeps deeper into
> the abyss.

I am not a veggie. I thought Lechter was into liver?  

I don't think the Cow God is too happy, actually.  Are you saying all
the chickens are happy---cos if we follow that argument then they only
get good egg production from happy little chickies.  Right?   


> 
>       Ready, shoot, aim...

Another cow bites the dust before its time.   About 10 years before its
time.


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