…for every time a cow has fallen on my car!
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LOL
Just another day )
That’s awesome! Thank goodness the rocks and dirt are going to land clear though!
;>)
Whoa.. is that your car and is that a cow??
moooooooOOOOOOOOOOOO
Honey what’s that? What’s what? That sound?
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Splat! 1000 pounds of hamburger on your car. Concave roof, split engine, four flat tires, and 2 very very short people inside.
MMMMama? Where’s Aunt Bessie?
OOOOooooo splat.
??? Oh dear, She’s fallen off the pasture.
Oh dear!
It must be a frequent occurrence. I wonder if a sign at the top of the hill warning cows about the frequency of their falling may help.
;>)
You just have to laugh. So funny.
Had to share on my FB page.
Now that’s funny! Is it real??
Yes!
You should have moooooved.
Appreciative groan. ;>)
Oh, you were MUCH nicer to me than I would have been to you, had our roles been reversed!
Um ~ not that I would ever think that you would ever make a pun that bad yourself… Not at all… 😆👍
;>)
I think that sign was made by AI
It’s real actually. And it’s been there since long before AI existed. https://www.roadtripamerica.com/roadside/Falling-Cow.htm
What country, state is this in? lol
California. https://www.roadtripamerica.com/roadside/Falling-Cow.htm
Why am I not surprised. lol
We have those signs here in New Mexico too, in the mountainous areas. New Mexico is a free-range state for cattle.
We had plenty wander out onto our dirt road and sort of just stared at me, wondering what to do when I honked. Thankfully, none of them went over a cliff onto my pickup!
Well, a falling cow is dangerous …
Yep, you would still be broke.
Geronimoooo!
;>)
That photo has rendered me speechless.
Good thing your typing fingers still work, Liz.
Always!
Haha. I mean, I’d have seen it all if so. Lol.
It may never have happened but it’s very important to be aware of the possibility.
One of my best high school friends used to pretend there was a cow in the road, yell “COW!”, then swerve. Thanks for bringing back memories!
;>)
You would not even have a nickel! Great sign.
Hehe!
Ha ha ha! You sticked the poster haven’t seen in my life Mitch! Great! You make people laugh sometimes.
What a pic! Thanks for the morning giggle, Mitch! 🤣
My pleasure, Vicki!
We got cows!
I haven’t experienced falling cows, but I keep expecting one any day now. Happy Friday, Mitch!
I hate it when that happens! 🙂
Well worth stopping to take a picture of that sign!
Do cows chest feed? Asking for a friend.
I’ve driven a lot of miles in my day, but never have I had that kind of warning on a road sign. I just found another funny sign, in a restaurant (on LinkedIn) and hope no one took the spelling mistake literally! Hope none of your road trips take you here. Thought you would get a laugh out of it. Hope this takes you to the right place. I tried to copy and paste the photo, but it didn’t work.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-c-notchtree-42684362?miniProfileUrn=urn%3Ali%3Afs_miniProfile%3AACoAAA1LWp4B8So_8eTiJ3_syZrV6ZOWKOllLOI&lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_groups_entity%3BMl6G3O2YRu62WLGa0z5VfA%3D%3D
Oops! It didn’t work. Try this one. https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2603729/?highlightedUpdateUrn=urn%3Ali%3AgroupPost%3A2603729-7084205644555132928&q=highlightedFeedForGroups
Sorry, no, it just takes me to a LinkedIn Group page for AuthorYOU.
Too bad. It is a sign on a plate of cookies in a restaurant to inform the customer that they should use the tongs to pick up the cookies rather than their hands. Unfortunately someone did not know how to spell “tongs” and it ended up saying “Pick up cookies with tongues…” Worse than their hands, and also it would be quite a challenge. 🙂