I get e-mail flyers from One Kings Lane, an intere$ting enterprise that specializes in high quality small-lot antique/unique home furnishings and similar items, a business model based on both style and speed. Occasionaly, this leads to amusing results:
Fluffy. White. Short-legged. Rudimentary tail. Pudgy-looking. Poor city kids, never seen gamboling lambs grow up to become stolid, silly sheep.
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Note... He also Lists the Lamp as a Roadster when it is CLEARLY a Sedan...
"No one in this world, so far as I know — and I have searched the records for years, and employed agents to help me — has ever lost money by underestimating the intelligence of the great masses of the plain people. Nor has anyone ever lost public office thereby.”"
- H.L. Mencken
French cow.
Too much bread and cheese.
Shootin' Buddy
LOL, nobody ever said they had to 'know' what they were talking about... :-)
Is that my cow?
It goes BAA.
That's not my cow.
BGM
That's one of those Southdown Cows, just prior to shearing.
I saw them on the weather channel once.
Like British "corn," are they?
A french "spanner".
Ce n'est pas une "spanner." (I'd do French quotes but it takes too much finagling to get the computer to not take it for html.)
That's a very important kind of cow... It's known as The Grand Moo-Bah.
It's not only not a spanner, it's not a picture of a spanner, it's a picture of a crude carving of a representation of a cow/sheep.
grand moo baaaa indeed.
Sorry, pretty sure it's a spanner. Got a live one in the yard right now and the guy who sold it to me said it's a spanner. AND IT POOPS.
Well, there you go, then.
As an aside, I had Moroccan spanner stew over couscous last night. Excellent, for spanner that is.
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