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over a year ago
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"I wave to the highland cows by my grandfathers house, they raise their heads to acknowledge me.
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I love the ginger wigs and the Viking helmets they wear. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Of course, same with horses too!
Once I was practicing my bagpipes outside a farmhouse and attracted a field fu' of cows! Saw them coming for miles! They quite like guitars and singing too!  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Of course, same with horses too!
Once I was practicing my bagpipes outside a farmhouse and attracted a field fu' of cows! Saw them coming for miles! They quite like guitars and singing too! "
Ha, cool. I used to work on a dairy farm, so I used to say ‘Cows!’ quite a lot. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"When you pass a field of cows, do you say ‘Cows!’ ?
Same with lambs ....'ah lambs, I love lamb shank'. Then I reaslise how sick it sounds. "
I say ‘mint sauce’ when I see them. |
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"Scarlett says good morning to magpies for some strange reason.
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I think that’s an old country tradition to negate the supposed bad luck one is said to experience if one sees only one Magpie (‘One For Sorrow’) |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"Scarlett says good morning to magpies for some strange reason.
I think that’s an old country tradition to negate the supposed bad luck one is said to experience if one sees only one Magpie (‘One For Sorrow’) "
Yep |
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"Why are Sheep not Sheeps ?"
It’s a clear case of sheep discrimination. In fact, sheep are regularly, systematically and very cruelly mocked and ridiculed.
Just think of all the scorn that is hurled at them with such disparaging sayings as, ‘Brains of a sheep!’ and ‘Following like sheep.’
It’s high time we put a stop to this outdated, grossly discriminatory backwardness.
Fly the flag for sheepies! (A new term of empowerment I have coined for them)
Well, after my little soap box moment, I’m feeling a bit peckish now. I could murder a Doner Kebab right now.....  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Owning a farm of over75 cows and highland and lots of Dartmoor ponies I think the novelty would wear off if I did say cows every time I saw them. I did at first when we first moved to the farm though haha |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
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"Also whenever I see boobs, I say ‘Boobs!’. "
Not 'ooh - lovely udders!' then?
Yep - always say 'cows' or whatever animal we see.
Did make a twat of myself once shouting 'Ponies' when slightly tipsy only to realise they were cows when we got closer.
We also say what colour the sheep/lambs are depending on the spray. 
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"When you pass a field of cows, do you say ‘Cows!’ ?
Same with lambs ....'ah lambs, I love lamb shank'. Then I reaslise how sick it sounds.
I say ‘mint sauce’ when I see them."
I always say that, I used to live in a village out in the sticks, but ma bungalow backed on to a field that usually had cows in it, ma Border Collie used to annoy them no end  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No I say moo. Cows don't understand English 
Of course they do, they just have problems understanding the Scottish accent
Just talk a little slower next time "
They're coos up here. |
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By *r TriomanMan
over a year ago
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"No I say moo. Cows don't understand English
Of course they do, they just have problems understanding the Scottish accent
Just talk a little slower next time
They're coos up here. "
Love the Belted Galloways and the hairy Highland cattle |
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By *HaRiFMan
over a year ago
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"No I say moo. Cows don't understand English
Of course they do, they just have problems understanding the Scottish accent
Just talk a little slower next time
They're coos up here.
Love the Belted Galloways and the hairy Highland cattle"
You know its illegal right? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No I say moo. Cows don't understand English
Of course they do, they just have problems understanding the Scottish accent
Just talk a little slower next time
They're coos up here. "
That’s how we summon a dove from above down here |
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By *ensualbicockMan
over a year ago
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"No I say moo. Cows don't understand English
Of course they do, they just have problems understanding the Scottish accent
Just talk a little slower next time
They're coos up here.
That’s how we summon a dove from above down here"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Scarlett says good morning to magpies for some strange reason.
I think that’s an old country tradition to negate the supposed bad luck one is said to experience if one sees only one Magpie (‘One For Sorrow’) "
Or salute them like I have too |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"No I say moo. Cows don't understand English
Of course they do, they just have problems understanding the Scottish accent
Just talk a little slower next time
They're coos up here.
That’s how we summon a dove from above down here"
Eranu! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Scarlett says good morning to magpies for some strange reason.
I think that’s an old country tradition to negate the supposed bad luck one is said to experience if one sees only one Magpie (‘One For Sorrow’)
Or salute them like I have too "
I salute and say morning to them. It’s bad luck if you only see one. |
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