27 Dec 09
Originally posted by Ice ColdHe didn't want to say 'bull', cause then I could have said full of bull, just like you. 😉
No such thing as a male cow. A cow is a female that has had a calf. "Male Cows" are called bulls. You are quite familiar with bull I am sure. 😛
He hurt my feelings so bad, I may not recover. 😀 Ooops this one: :'(
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Originally posted by Ice ColdSeems to me that "Frank" (from Oregon) may disagree with that Ice...I mean your definition of cows and bulls.
No such thing as a male cow. A cow is a female that has had a calf. "Male Cows" are called bulls. You are quite familiar with bull I am sure. 😛
Mind ya he's a bit of a Yahoo.
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28 Dec 09
Originally posted by Great Big SteesTrust me, Ice and I spent our high school years living between the two largest cattle feed lots in the world. Ice knows Cows and BS from constant exposure to both.
Seems to me that "Frank" (from Oregon) may disagree with that Ice...I mean your definition of cows and bulls.
Mind ya he's a bit of a Yahoo.
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28 Dec 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyEmphasis of the thread's initial post was individualism and the bottom line importance of individual choice.
[b]Comedies & Tragedies
Seems there's always an abundance of situational comedies on the silver screen, in cyberspace and face to face in life itself.
On the other hand, perhaps there are few actual tragedies on the contemporary scene or in history per se... only individuals
and nations which ultimately become the products of the cumul ...[text shortened]... effects of their own good and/or bad decisions. Discuss.
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"A man who does not think for himself does not think at all." ~Oscar Wilde. "Freedom is poetry, taking
liberties with words, breaking the rules of normal speech, violating common sense." ~Norman O. Brown
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." ~Aristotle
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29 Dec 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyCome on GB I've been out of school for, well suffice to say, "quite a while" so I no longer get recess... do you? As for my new nickname, I came up with WtD (What the Dickens) what do you think?
Cool, cool, cool, Stees. May I ask what your new nickname
(within the recesses of your own mind) might be for 2010?
29 Dec 09
Originally posted by Great Big SteesGrown ups can get recesses too, only they are called holidays, vaccations, lay offs, down sizing and restructuring.
Come on GB I've been out of school for, well suffice to say, "quite a while" so I no longer get recess... do you? As for my new nickname, I came up with WtD (What the Dickens) what do you think?
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29 Dec 09
Originally posted by expuddlepirateI might agree with the first two,in a stretch, but the last three might need an "ion" attached to the school break word.
Grown ups can get recesses too, only they are called holidays, vaccations, lay offs, down sizing and restructuring.