They'd need lasers to reach the cows
Why are cows smarter than sheep, at chess???
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Dec 22, 2010
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#23
LisaV wrote:
batgirl wrote:
However, more research needs to be conducted before any reasonable conclusions can be asserted.
I completely disagree. lol
Disagreement is a perfectly acceptable, and as-a-rule rational, response to anything I write. Especially about cows.
I'm confused
Dec 22, 2010
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#25
probably because sheep can only jump at fences, and they appear every midnight?
This discussion has totally ignored the supremacy of goats
What about those mountain goats that have one leg longer than another?
trysts wrote:
Especially, if they can fly??????
Hay-larious 
Conquistador wrote:
What about those mountain goats that have one leg longer than another?
I don't think you can talk about that in the forums...
LisaV wrote:
@ #19 - Xenia's not happy. She was in X-Men too. Anna Paquin, pish.
I was just getting to her ;) Save the best for last.
Sheep have wool. Wool causes fuzzy thinking.
Dec 22, 2010
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#33
electricpawn wrote:
Sheep have wool. Wool causes fuzzy thinking.
Is that some pun, from 1248?
trysts wrote:
electricpawn wrote:
Sheep have wool. Wool causes fuzzy thinking.
Is that some pun, from 1248?
I don't think it's a pun, but I'll continue to work on it.
Dec 22, 2010
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#35
electricpawn wrote:
trysts wrote:
electricpawn wrote:
Sheep have wool. Wool causes fuzzy thinking.
Is that some pun, from 1248?
I don't think it's a pun, but I'll continue to work on it.
Well, I guess it's true that goats are nature's temptress.
Dec 22, 2010
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#37
Excuse me! Is there some topic being spoken of here, other than flying cows and sheep? This is important!
trysts, you're cool and all, but cows and sheep are not important until they're processed to the point I can fit them into a sandwich.
I think zombie sheep would be able to beat flying cows at chess.