cow

    A cute cow in East sussex countryside

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    1. peta2flickr (47 months ago)

      So cute!

    2. BundleHQ (23 months ago)

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    3. QKatsu (21 months ago)

      did you know it?
      japan.digitaldj-network.com/archives/51681045 .html
      don't worry. it's so nice to japanese

    4. Cathy, Sam, Max and Mai (21 months ago)

      That's great! Thanks for letting me know. Eh... What does it say on the web page? I can't read Japanese.

      Best wishes.

    5. QKatsu (21 months ago)

      Means:
      I chopped on them.
      Any grasses were fine to me.
      Now I chewing the cud.

      Japanese sound is:
      Musha musha shite yatta
      Kusa nara nandemo yokatta
      Ima ha hansuu shiteiru

      The sound is like:
      Musha kusha shite yatta
      ?? nara nandemo yokatta
      Ima ha hansei shiteiru

      This is an ordinary comment of an arrested criminal on TV.

      Means:
      I did in a temper.
      Any ?? were fine to me.
      Now I regret what I has done.

      Sounds very funny!

    6. randomwriter (21 months ago)

      He's great!! I bet you had fun snapping this chap.

      I've used this fab photo to illustrate a piece I wrote about a farm for kids Dairyland Farmworld.

      I've attributed the photo to you under the photo and with a full link in the "Photos By" section near the comments.

      Thanks for sharing.

      Regards

    7. Cathy, Sam, Max and Mai (21 months ago)

      Thank you randomwriter!!!

    8. leftcoastin' (20 months ago)

      i would kiss that cow

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      Inside the School, odzeus, rudepedestrian, and babie_tanaka added this photo to their favorites.

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