| Archive for Downsizer For an ethical approach to consumption |
| Treacodactyl |
22 stone house ram......doesn't want to go back to the farm. At 22 stone who's going to argue?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_east/7504433.stm |
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| alison |
I wonder if he has a movement licence for all these trips he does 
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| Marionb |
Well I've always said I'd have a sheep for a pet instead of a dog if it was possible..... looks like it is possible after all.
Dont think I'll try it just yet though.. 
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| gil |
They do like to watch TV. Sure I've posted before about the farmer I went to visit, when I found him watching Wimbledon, sitting on the kitchen sofa with the orphan/pet wedder lamb next to him, sharing a packet of chocolate digestives, both apparently enjoying the tennis. |
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| judith |
Can't see any double-tagging either. |
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| dpack |
where's me plasticine before aardman do that scene |
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| VSS |
that has brightened up my morning no end
the sheep may not be daft, but mr palmer....? |
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| Tradbritfowlco |
holding number? tags?
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| Rob R |
Definitely. As long as they don't want a civil partnership, that would just take the biscuit.
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| TAVASCAROW |
Do you think the vice squad know!!?
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| crofter |
"It probably smells in here, but I'm used to it."
Hmmm. |
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| Jamanda |
I once fed the animals for a family who were on holiday, who had a pet sheep. It got given 6 rich tea biscuits every night 
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| Rob R |
Could have been worse, at least they weren't Hobnobs, that would have been a waste. 
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