The entire video only lasts a minute and a half but if you've really not got the patience she appears after 1:03.
As long as stuff is cheap, the vast majority of people will buy it, they don't give a **** about their fellow human, never mind animals. It's depressing, we're a country of supermarkets, pound shops, Home Bargains, Primarks and Sports Direct, most people are clueless ****ers.
Absolutely, they can be deadly. Mostly because they don't realise how big they are and if you're not on your toes you can get crushed if you've foolishly joined them in an enclosed space and you don't know what you're doing. We handled our cattle a lot though. Vaccinations, tail trimming, moving fields, artificial insemination and general checks. Though like people, you'll always get a mentalist that just wants to kill you. The majority of these animals would not exist without human intervention. I've artificially inseminated cattle with the sperm of bulls that died in the 1970's and garnered spunk from bulls that can be used in generations to come. It's not a case of chasing down wild animals to kill, we've created them to satiate the demand for beef. Eating high protein, high energy meat is what brought early man out of the forests. Without cooking this foodstuff for ourselves, we would never have left Africa and populated the world. Evolution in this manner is one of the reasons you exist as you do today and are able to make choices for yourself. Including being a vegan, which is entirely up to you. Thanks cooked meat, without you we are chimps. Or in the case of the Panda, an animal with meat eating ancestors, you're on the way out if you can't eat greens literally 24/7, because you simply can't get the range of vitamins and minerals that your body requires. We've found fossils of our ancestral cousins that switched to a purely vegan diet. Large teeth for chewing, longer bowels to extract every last bit of goodness out of their poor diet. Where are they now? Well, fossils should be clue. Is it right? Is it moral? Perhaps not, but we are where we are and our bodies function as they do. If you have a problem with it, go back a couple of hundred thousand years and have a word. The future? Now we're on the brink of growing meat. We can extract proteins and vitamins and take them as supplements. It could be the next step in our evolution and anything that causes less damage to the planet is alright in my book. But the bottom line is, without meat, we wouldn't even be tippy tapping on a keyboard to have this conversation.
This unhealthy meat diet .... As a species we are living longer and longer , despite the processed meats and lack of exercise .thats the average human lifespan so to me it bucks the trend that doctors are warning us about
Bloke at work stays up to watch it and goes on and on about some celeb ive not heard of who got a tit out! Now ive just googled mature gangbang and i wonder why he bothers....
The most disturbing thing about a cow has to be this , Cannulation..so the cows digestive system can be checked !!! Moooooooooo
Have you seen the film Soylent Green? its the future. I like cows, bulls, bullocks,and calfs handled a few in my youth and as you say the odd loony one comes along every now and then, even a field of cows can cause big problems if they are in calf.
That was bang out of order when Chloe got her tits out in Siara's face 'as a joke'. I mean, I don't know what you're talking about.
you've made some great points Des and its been interesting reading but to bring this back to how this board really runs... You farmers, you dont like outsiders do you? You like to stick to your own.
But what did Biggins say? ---- Re your timely reminder of the role meat eating played in the development of our large brains and so led directly to our current dominant status. While this is likely to be true, it should also be noted that it isn't thought that this was due to any special quality of a meat diet. The increased meat diet may have facilitated the development but it didn't "feed" it as such. Neurons run on carbs and glucose, not protein and fat. Not saying you were suggesting any different but it's often taken as a indication that meat is good brain food. It isn't.
I've not seen it. Recommend? I've been pinned by a cow when I attended it's newly born. Lost my hat and everything. I didn't cry. much.
I don't even do it anymore. It's a long and interesting story but I was paid to sign an NDA which, as I'm aware, only makes it more interesting. When I was 19, I moved to York, met my now wife, and dragged her back to my homeland. I felt it was my duty to expand the local gene pool which at the time only consisted of three surnames.
Unfortunately, I'll find out tonight. The other night Biggins was on about bisexuals 'picking a team' and supposedly, that upset bisexuals. It'll be something to do with that. Not that I have any idea to what you refer.
The film 1970's sci-fi when there's too many people and not enough food, turn the dead bodies into green high protein biscuits. It's ****e. Was leading (pushing actually) a stubborn cow into the milking parlor when it coughed and farted at the same time, covered me in **** from head to toe. The bitch.
On a cold February at 2 in the morning, there were times I looked forward to getting shoulder deep in a cow, just for the warmth. Warm arm and after a minute or two, warm back.
