I've been sucked in by VJ

[NArocks 13]

Okay, so this thread amused me during down time at work .... except I could not find the thread the OP originally posted in, all pissed off about the Egyptian guy. I feel like such a n00b!!! Can someone link me to it? I needs to know how all this drama started (even if the drama has ended now).

BTW, I am all about cheap azz Angel Soft .... 99 cents for 4 at WalMart!!! My azz doesn't need any of your fancy toilet paper

Here is where she pwned link 1

Here is where she talked about aggressvie VJER's agressive vj

No way I buy the charmin ultra soft and the flushable my ####### is pampered

[Brad and Vika 129]

Joyce are you talking about those things that are like baby wipes?

Yes, but flushable. You can also tear them if your wiping needs are minimal and you want to conserve.

Do those work well when you travel? I thought about it, but the flush situation...

[NArocks 13]

I'm gonna pizz myself :rofl:

Joyce are you talking about those things that are like baby wipes?

Yes, but flushable. You can also tear them if your wiping needs are minimal and you want to conserve.

Do those work well when you travel? I thought about it, but the flush situation...

Edited July 18, 2009 by NArocks

[almaty 19]

Okay, so this thread amused me during down time at work .... except I could not find the thread the OP originally posted in, all pissed off about the Egyptian guy. I feel like such a n00b!!! Can someone link me to it? I needs to know how all this drama started (even if the drama has ended now).

BTW, I am all about cheap azz Angel Soft .... 99 cents for 4 at WalMart!!! My azz doesn't need any of your fancy toilet paper

why do you hate yo azz?????

I love my azz ... I just think Angel Soft is groovy

[NArocks 13]

that is a azz kissing for sure gimme that tongue

[almaty 19]

lol...

[Autumnchik 6]

That just made me clench

Thanks NArocks for the link

[MissStacey 1]

@ the cow picture.

I have always wondered about cows- they are really cute (and tasty) but they aren't very bright animals. Can they survive on their own in nature? I know- that may seem like a dumb question but I have always wondered. I have never heard of wild cows. What did cows do before people came around?

[KarenCee 3]

Whoa Nelly! That was some more thread - I wonder what she would think of somebody like me wanting to emigrate to Canada and leave the good ol' US of A? I s'pose that makes me...um...unpatriotic to want dual status?

I swear...the things people get their panties in a wad about around here... tsk tsk tsk.

[Nasturtium 500]

@ the cow picture.

I have always wondered about cows- they are really cute (and tasty) but they aren't very bright animals. Can they survive on their own in nature? I know- that may seem like a dumb question but I have always wondered. I have never heard of wild cows. What did cows do before people came around?

Hey Stacey! A lot of animals aren't the brightest, but function very well on instinct. Cows (as in domesticated ones) have been really bred for thousands of years and had a lot of instincts lessened in them over time. Still, you don't want to mess with a bull.... Cattle do run quite fast though (even now-- stampedes!), do herd (which is an instict which also functions for protection), and will startle, etc. Before people came around they just did their thing, but were not as robust/meaty/hefty. We've been working on their size. There are several species of domestic cattle or cattle that have been domesticated, but for wild analogies think buffalo, water buffalo, orachs, etc. That would be similar to wild Bos taurus behavior.

/the first use of my 30-page zooarchaeological paper on the domestication of cattle, ever.

Edited July 18, 2009 by julianna

[NArocks 13]

Whoa Nelly! That was some more thread - I wonder what she would think of somebody like me wanting to emigrate to Canada and leave the good ol' US of A? I s'pose that makes me...um...unpatriotic to want dual status?

I swear...the things people get their panties in a wad about around here... tsk tsk tsk.

We needed charles pantie unwinder but it never showed

/the first use of my 30-page zooarchaeological paper on the domestication of cattle, ever.

All that work to use it here on VJ

[MissStacey 1]

@ the cow picture.

I have always wondered about cows- they are really cute (and tasty) but they aren't very bright animals. Can they survive on their own in nature? I know- that may seem like a dumb question but I have always wondered. I have never heard of wild cows. What did cows do before people came around?

Hey Stacey! A lot of animals aren't the brightest, but function very well on instinct. Cows (as in domesticated ones) have been really bred for thousands of years and had a lot of instincts lessened in them over time. Still, you don't want to mess with a bull.... Cattle do run quite fast though (even now-- stampedes!), do herd (which is an instict which also functions for protection), and will startle, etc. Before people came around they just did their thing, but were not as robust/meaty/hefty. We've been working on their size. There are several species of domestic cattle or cattle that have been domesticated, but for wild analogies think buffalo, water buffalo, orachs, etc. That would be similar to wild Bos taurus behavior.

/the first use of my 30-page zooarchaeological paper on the domestication of cattle, ever.

Awesome! Thank you!

[Ban Hammer 13,342]

@ the cow picture.

I have always wondered about cows- they are really cute (and tasty) but they aren't very bright animals. Can they survive on their own in nature? I know- that may seem like a dumb question but I have always wondered. I have never heard of wild cows. What did cows do before people came around?

maybe not the brightest crayons in the box, but they can take care of themselves against most predators.

[Amby 490]

[mawilson 2,133]

@ the cow picture.

I have always wondered about cows- they are really cute (and tasty) but they aren't very bright animals. Can they survive on their own in nature? I know- that may seem like a dumb question but I have always wondered. I have never heard of wild cows. What did cows do before people came around?