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In a message dated 2/1/02 11:33:21 AM, ElissaJC@... writes:

<< Yay! because she will be a cowboy singer *with* a cow. >>

Cows shit HUGE big splats, you know.

Just yesterday I made a cow pie joke, and Kirby and Holly, who were born in
and have never left New Mexico, looked at me blankly. I explained. "OH!"
they said, politely. They didn't know the term. They knew the object, and
dry ones are called "cow chips" (they're like frisbees, since things
dehydrate so well here. They're frisbees you don't want to catch).

Cows have a habit of eating gardens. Probably you know all this.

Well good luck with the cow thang.

Sandra, cow-free

Pam Hartley

Cows also don't care if they step on you. A horse (well, any relatively nice
horse) cares. A cow just walks on you.

Spend a lot of time with a real cow before you get one, if you haven't. They
look poetic in fields, but I wouldn't want to be on stage with one.

Pam

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From: SandraDodd@...
To: [email protected]
Subject: [AlwaysLearning] COWs??
Date: Fri, Feb 1, 2002, 11:07 AM


<< Yay! because she will be a cowboy singer *with* a cow. >>

Cows shit HUGE big splats, you know.

Just yesterday I made a cow pie joke, and Kirby and Holly, who were born in
and have never left New Mexico, looked at me blankly. I explained. "OH!"
they said, politely. They didn't know the term. They knew the object, and
dry ones are called "cow chips" (they're like frisbees, since things
dehydrate so well here. They're frisbees you don't want to catch).

Cows have a habit of eating gardens. Probably you know all this.

Well good luck with the cow thang.



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Thus spoke the word of Dodd:
<<Cows have a habit of eating gardens. Probably you know all this.
Well good luck with the cow thang.
Sandra, cow-free>>

That's why the cow is a couple years down the road. I figure I'll start with
Chickens.

Elissa, who will soon be clucking
Yippee - Kai - Yay!