[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by LarryT ↗

Why did they let it get that bad? That could not have happened over night!

Assholes?

[Vanskapelse]

Originally Posted by diamondsmiles ↗

I think the rationalization as to why this bothers people more than chainsaw beheadings would be you never met an animal you wanted to kill, but, we all know at least one person who should rot in Hell and if you don't, choose Casey Anthony ;)

You have a point.

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by LarryT ↗

Why did they let it get that bad? That could not have happened over night!

Have you never worked on a farm? If so then realize how much work is involved. They didn't "let it get that bad". It's hard enough to keep up with the real emergencies much less a pus leg that will mend with a bit of help. As a child I watched dehorning for dozens of calfs. There was little time to even do more than just run the calfs through the holding jig and shear off the horns. We also dehorned newborn kids. It's much easier when they are little because you just put an ointment on the horn area and it gets destroyed by a chemical. The wound heals and the kid is fine. Much less hammering without the horns. They still head butt but not near so hard. I have had to bitch slap dozens of pushy goats at milking time. I watched whole pens of pigs get their nuts ripped out. Not pleasent but then people still eat the pork so quit whining. We shot skunks at night, possums, and other critters that raided gardens and livestock. Learned to pick up dead chickens in the morning after skunks had spent the night ripping out their guts in an orgy of killing and feasting. They sneak under the roost and rip the ass end out and feast on the bloody entrails while the dumb cluck sits there and loudly clucks and squacks. In the morning you can spot where the chicken was roosting by the bloody roost sticks and the sections of entrails under the roost. Farming is nasty dirty cheap work. When you have worked on a farm for a year you can complain about farmers not doing their job.

[Kate Satan]

[LadyNightmare]

I grew up on a farm and so that is nothing new to me, however the AMOUNT OF SHIT THAT CAME OUT OF THAT COW WAS INSANE! Fuck that, I hated that shit growing up and I hate it now! I would rather watch the Zeta's skin some guys face for a half an hour!! As far as the sick factor goes, defenatly a 10!

[Vanskapelse]

Originally Posted by johnleeknoefler ↗

Have you never worked on a farm? If so then realize how much work is involved. They didn't "let it get that bad". It's hard enough to keep up with the real emergencies much less a pus leg that will mend with a bit of help. As a child I watched dehorning for dozens of calfs. There was little time to even do more than just run the calfs through the holding jig and shear off the horns. We also dehorned newborn kids. It's much easier when they are little because you just put an ointment on the horn area and it gets destroyed by a chemical. The wound heals and the kid is fine. Much less hammering without the horns. They still head butt but not near so hard. I have had to bitch slap dozens of pushy goats at milking time. I watched whole pens of pigs get their nuts ripped out. Not pleasent but then people still eat the pork so quit whining. We shot skunks at night, possums, and other critters that raided gardens and livestock. Learned to pick up dead chickens in the morning after skunks had spent the night ripping out their guts in an orgy of killing and feasting. They sneak under the roost and rip the ass end out and feast on the bloody entrails while the dumb cluck sits there and loudly clucks and squacks. In the morning you can spot where the chicken was roosting by the bloody roost sticks and the sections of entrails under the roost. Farming is nasty dirty cheap work. When you have worked on a farm for a year you can complain about farmers not doing their job.

It's sad, almost everyone only put their tallent on sience at humans...