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"Shaun the Sheep" and his Friends

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by allison17, Jun 25, 2017.

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  1. allison17

    allison17 Trusted.Member

    Well you will explain something to us at times want you, please please. I don't say that for everyone. ;):)
     
    allison17, Jun 30, 2017
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  2. allison17

    allison17 Trusted.Member


    I am taking a break I hope to see a YES later my friend. :)
     
    allison17, Jun 30, 2017
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  3. slisse

    slisse Moderator Staff Member

    :eek: Who said something about retiring?
     
    slisse, Jun 30, 2017
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  4. Antares

    Antares The Famous LTD Doggie

    By dictionary definition:

    An emeritus is a retired college professor or minister. When a professor stops teaching, she might be given the title of emeritus, which basically means she can still be remembered as a successful professor. The word emeritus, pronounced "eh-MER-ih-tus," is Latin, originally meaning "veteran soldier."
     
    Antares, Jun 30, 2017
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  5. Antares

    Antares The Famous LTD Doggie

    [​IMG]​

    The Monk in the blue apron is what is known as a Slisse Emeritus.......meaning a retired Monk that never worked a day in his life.

    meanwhile back at the sheep.......

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    Antares, Jun 30, 2017
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  6. slisse

    slisse Moderator Staff Member

    So, ostriches stick their head in the ground and sheep stick their head in hay?
     
    slisse, Jun 30, 2017
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  7. allison17

    allison17 Trusted.Member

    ROFLMFAO!!!!!!!! :)
     
    allison17, Jun 30, 2017
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  8. Antares

    Antares The Famous LTD Doggie

    That way they don't have to reach down for their food.
     
    Antares, Jun 30, 2017
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  9. allison17

    allison17 Trusted.Member

    That is actually a myth. ostriches do not stick their head in the ground. After all these years you have been fooled. ;):p
     
    allison17, Jun 30, 2017
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  10. allison17

    allison17 Trusted.Member

    So the discovery channel says.
     
    allison17, Jun 30, 2017
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  11. sockpuppet

    sockpuppet Trusted.Member



    Here's that classic tune Ram -a-lamba-ding-dong.
     
    sockpuppet, Jun 30, 2017
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  12. Neophyte

    Neophyte Administrator Staff Member

    I believe that mutton is illegal to sell in the U.S.
     
    Neophyte, Jul 1, 2017
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  13. Antares

    Antares The Famous LTD Doggie

    No, Mutton is legal in the States. They just don't use that term.

    Here is a list of stuff that is illegal in the States

    https://www.hg.org/article.asp?id=31492
     
    Antares, Jul 1, 2017
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  14. annab2

    annab2 Trusted Member"It ain't pretty being easy!"

    Pussycat, are you a glutton for Mutton? :rolleyes:

    I feel as if, I should be ashamed to say that, but I'm not! o_O     ​
     
    annab2, Jul 1, 2017
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  15. annab2

    annab2 Trusted Member"It ain't pretty being easy!"

    Doggie, thank you for the list, it is valuable information to know, no fooling!
    :):D;)
    I've always appreciated what you do for IB!    ​
     
    annab2, Jul 1, 2017
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  16. annab2

    annab2 Trusted Member"It ain't pretty being easy!"

    I've tried Mutton on three separate occasions, I'm sorry, but I do not enjoy the TASTE!
    YUCK3g.gif     ​
     
    annab2, Jul 1, 2017
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  17. pussycat

    pussycat Administrator Staff Member

    nope, just the odd laaaaaaaaaaamb chop

    :p
     
    pussycat, Jul 1, 2017
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  18. pussycat

    pussycat Administrator Staff Member

    True story. Lady I know owns a farm, with lots of sheep. Every now and then she'd lose one. OK, there's lots of wolves and bears around. So they get a pair of Great Pyrrenese, which she explains are LGD's. I'm thinking enough of the political correctness, they're dogs, they're all gay, get over it. But no, LGD stands for "livestock guardian dog". Who knew? Anyway, one day they find a very deceased and half eaten sheep. And 2 rather guilty looking large white dogs. Yep, the LGD's had themselves a little snack.

    :eek:
     
    pussycat, Jul 1, 2017
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  19. annab2

    annab2 Trusted Member"It ain't pretty being easy!"

    LGD's still need close supervision and training!
    You just don't plunk them down in a field of prey animals, and say,
    "GUARD, MY SHEEP!"

    There is no accountability anymore! o_O ​
     
    annab2, Jul 1, 2017
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  20. allison17

    allison17 Trusted.Member

    I could not or would not eat a baby Lamb,the same goes for veal. I just could not do it. :(
     
    allison17, Jul 1, 2017
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