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An article from 1997:
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9705/23/red...ref=sitesearch
Very recently, another such red cow has been born (the granddaughter of Melody, the previous one) and now discovered by Dutch journalists. I just saw it on TV myself, as far as I can tell there's no English article on the web about it yet.
OK. So pairs of recessive genes have become common.
They'd have a fit if they ever visited Phillipvs' neck of the woods. Devon Reds* all over the place.
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I honestly hope that people don't start blowing crap up over just the cow.
Surely this is one of the signs of the apocalypse!
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Wanna bet? If the apocalypse come in the next, say 5 years, I'll pay you 10.000 US dollars, if it doesn't you'll pay me 10.000 US dollars. :deal2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seamus Fermanagh
From the article::dizzy2: Do the nuts over there ever take a day off ?Quote:
Because of that, a number of influential Israeli journalists and leftist politicians have suggested that the potential harm that Melody represents is perhaps even more serious than the risk of terrorist bombs. They propose that the heifer be destroyed.
Why, I agree with Odin!Quote:
Originally Posted by Odin
Surely a sign of the coming Apocalypse...https://img84.imageshack.us/img84/35...karoundjl9.gif
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Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost
http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/images/Cattle3.gif
Can anyone see a difference?
Does anyone think this is proof of ancient trade links?
Maybe this is a fuss over nothing.
With the last cow, an orthodox jewish gathered explosives and tried to blow up the Al-Aqsa and Dome of the rock mosques on the Temple Mount. I'd say it's a big fuss over nothing.
Conclusion: the nuts don't take days off.
...see ?Quote:
The last temple was destroyed by the Romans in 70 A.D., and Melody is believed by many to be the first red heifer born in Israel since that time.
But at least some folks keep it real. :yes:Quote:
The local rabbi, Shmaria Shore, had to quash the idea that Melody might be the Messiah, pointing out that the Messiah could not be a cow.
I'm sorry but this is bovanism at it's rawest. This isn't a million miles away from what the [Godwins Law inserted] were trying to do.Quote:
The local rabbi, Shmaria Shore, had to quash the idea that Melody might be the Messiah, pointing out that the Messiah could not be a cow.
Wouldn't that be speciecism ?
I think the Indians would disagree.:inquisitive:
No, not at all. He specifically referred to moo cows. Hence bovinism.
Bet you the nasty man wouldn't let a camel or mouse be the Messiah either. Ergo, speciecism.
Now your playing semantics. He never mentioned any other vertebrates or invertibrates, just moo cows. The mans an out and out bovist. :shame:
I make a point of always assuming the worst of my fellow man. :shame:
Actually anti-bovism is a specific form of the much broader speciesism :book:
When it comes look me up, I have plenty of firearms and ammo, and i'll make sure I have plenty of hamburg too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat
You're right. I was 'just acting the goat' but a search revealed this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kralizec
http://www.agrinewsinteractive.com/a...ated%20ArticleQuote:
Word came down from those at the summit of the bovine bureaucracy that the museum is to put an end to this practice and from now on cows would be given non-gender-specific names. Like Dynamite. Or Rhubarb. Which has set off a rhubarb in the letters to the editor columns of Ottawa’s daily newspapers and has provided more than enough forage for writers to explore this precious example of the kind of bureaucratic buffoonery that beggars even the most vivid of imaginations.
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Bovines of the world unite, you have nothing to lose but your chains!
Sorry, couldn't resist ~DQuote:
Bovines of the world unite, you have nothing to lose but yourchainschurns!
ITS A CONSPIRA...
er...nothing.