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<blockquote data-quote="Caustic Burno" data-source="post: 833769" data-attributes="member: 694"><p>What is it about this creature with a stomach thirty times larger than its brain that causes it to control our brains. Infection usually occurs during youth and is only cured by death of the host.</p><p>We work in and out of town jobs to maintain them. We spend large sums of money on equipment for their upkeep. In the summer in 100+ deg weather while in the hayfield they lay by the creek chewing their cud.</p><p>In the winter they stand by a hay rack waiting for some human to fill it as we work to comply with ice hanging off our hat. We exchange large sums of money buying and selling this creature while trying to hold on to a few nickels. Life without them is unthinkable. What would do? What would control our daily routine? </p><p>The beast are needed by a few of us to insure our survival, upon death most of our relatives are not effected by this disease. Usually within a month they are able to sell our assets to other addicts this continuing the cycle of life for the bovine parasite.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caustic Burno, post: 833769, member: 694"] What is it about this creature with a stomach thirty times larger than its brain that causes it to control our brains. Infection usually occurs during youth and is only cured by death of the host. We work in and out of town jobs to maintain them. We spend large sums of money on equipment for their upkeep. In the summer in 100+ deg weather while in the hayfield they lay by the creek chewing their cud. In the winter they stand by a hay rack waiting for some human to fill it as we work to comply with ice hanging off our hat. We exchange large sums of money buying and selling this creature while trying to hold on to a few nickels. Life without them is unthinkable. What would do? What would control our daily routine? The beast are needed by a few of us to insure our survival, upon death most of our relatives are not effected by this disease. Usually within a month they are able to sell our assets to other addicts this continuing the cycle of life for the bovine parasite. [/QUOTE]
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