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Or for that matter other "mainstream" livestock?
(Yes, we already know I have none, pick another joke.)
(Yes, we already know I have none, pick another joke.)
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
They do.
Even plants have feelings. Seriously. There has been experiments done to prove this.
Its very interesting stuff.
Yep, bring along a hot branding iron and I'll prove it.Do cows really have feelings?
Originally posted by: bigredguy
yes they do, that cow definitely had feelings when i cut myself a very fresh steak
Originally posted by: iamme
*claps*
see iwearnosox, this is how you discuss something without coming off as a tasteless asshole.
Originally posted by: iamme
*claps*
see iwearnosox, this is how you discuss something without coming off as a tasteless asshole.
Originally posted by: clicknext
My girlfriend is a cow.
Originally posted by: Dr Smooth
How do you define "have feelings"?
Originally posted by: Jellomancer
Of course they have emotions. Kill a calf in front of its mother and see what she does.
Originally posted by: FoBoT
Originally posted by: Jellomancer
Of course they have emotions. Kill a calf in front of its mother and see what she does.
you never lived on a farm have you?
cows don't have those kind of instincts, calves aren't left with thier mothers these days, so that type of stuff is getting bred out of the common feed lot/dairy cows
