The quick brown bull...

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...jumped over the energetix dogz.
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That bull is a big coward!
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I don't know. That dog on the left looks like he hankers for some mountain oysters.
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BobH wrote:I don't know. That dog on the left looks like he hankers for some mountain oysters.
Just like your sig... it looks like one of the dogs may soon receive a "pat" on the head.
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viking33 wrote:That bull is a big coward!
That's what my mum tried to teach me, over and over again: All Bullies are cowards!
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BobH wrote:I don't know. That dog on the left looks like he hankers for some mountain oysters.
Also called Prairie Oyster in parts of the GreatWhiteNorth. (Aside from that term also being used as a concoction for treating a hangover the morning after)
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BobH wrote:
I don't know. That dog on the left looks like he hankers for some mountain oysters.
Most animals in the stock yard are either a cow or a steer, as most "Bulls" are NOT sent there.
So there should NOT be any "mountain oysters" available for them dogs.
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DaveA wrote:
BobH wrote:
I don't know. That dog on the left looks like he hankers for some mountain oysters.
Most animals in the stock yard are either a cow or a steer, as most "Bulls" are NOT sent there.
So there should NOT be any "mountain oysters" available for them dogs.
As a Texan, I agree, Dave, but the OP mentions a bull in the subject line.
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