The longest thread ever

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Originally Posted by Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15

To pun is human.
To forgive is bovine.

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Cannot spork. Very much enjoyed.

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Originally Posted by bundabergdevil

Cannot spork. Very much enjoyed.

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Yes, it was very moo-ving.

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Originally Posted by OldPhiKap

Yes, it was very moo-ving.

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Udderly inspiring.

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Originally Posted by camion

Udderly inspiring.

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How long are you going to milk this pun?

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Originally Posted by Rich

How long are you going to milk this pun?

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Until the mods chuck us out.

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Originally Posted by Rich

How long are you going to milk this pun?

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Until the cows come home.

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Originally Posted by Bostondevil

Until the cows come home.

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I'm going to have to call bull on that one.

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Originally Posted by ClemmonsDevil

There are definitely some jobs that fit well in the 8 hour work week. I wish we were better at recognizing those which do and don't.

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I'd love to have an 8 hour work week.

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Originally Posted by YmoBeThere

I'd love to have an 8 hour work week.

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Ha! I meant day! But some weeks I have an 8 hour week.

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Originally Posted by Rich

How long are you going to milk this pun?

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Originally Posted by bundabergdevil

Until the mods chuck us out.

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Originally Posted by Bostondevil

Until the cows come home.

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Can we just moooove along?

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Originally Posted by YmoBeThere

I'd love to have an 8 hour work week.

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With gawd, all things are possible. #blessed.

Some excitement on our little cul de sac yesterday. Neighbors shed went up in flames. No idea how. No one was hurt but it brought out the fire trucks. Explosions as the various gas powered mowers and what not got hit.

Do you know what I hated about the Chick-fil-A cow advertising thing? I was okay with the fact that when the cows first started writing stuff it was all phonetically based and rife with misspellings. But over time shouldn't they have gotten better and more advanced? That always bugged me.

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Originally Posted by ClemmonsDevil

Do you know what I hated about the Chick-fil-A cow advertising thing? I was okay with the fact that when the cows first started writing stuff it was all phonetically based and rife with misspellings. But over time shouldn't they have gotten better and more advanced? That always bugged me.

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Who was their to correct and teach them? If they didn't have a guide along their way, I'm not sure they should or would have gotten any better. Nell was Nell until Liam came along and said 'no, grown ups don't tay in the wind'.

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Originally Posted by bundabergdevil

Who was their to correct and teach them? If they didn't have a guide along their way, I'm not sure they should or would have gotten any better. Nell was Nell until Liam came along and said 'no, grown ups don't tay in the wind'.

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It's like you didn't even read Animal Farm.

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Originally Posted by ClemmonsDevil

It's like you didn't even read Animal Farm.

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I did but I related most to the drunk farmer, so...

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Originally Posted by bundabergdevil

Who was their to correct and teach them?

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Are you a Chick-fil-A cow?

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Originally Posted by Rich

Are you a Chick-fil-A cow?

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Hah. I've posted multiple times on this thread about my very real issue w/ homophones so I feel like my defense has been well-laid.

I'm terrible at them. I almost always know the correct usage but it's like my mind short-circuits and just auto-pilot types the version of the word that pops up first.

I do it all the time with their/they're/there and know/no and a whole slew of other words.

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Originally Posted by bundabergdevil

Hah. I've posted multiple times on this thread about my very real issue w/ homophones so I feel like my defense has been well-laid.

I'm terrible at them. I almost always know the correct usage but it's like my mind short-circuits and just auto-pilot types the version of the word that pops up first.

I do it all the time with their/they're/there and know/no and a whole slew of other words.

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You mean a hole slew of other words?

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Originally Posted by Rich

You mean a hole slew of other words?

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Nah, whole slough.