Foot & Mouth's back...

[Rachie]

BBC NEWS | England | Farm infected with foot-and-mouth

Not good, not good at all, especially with the agricultural community having so many problems these days as it is.

[ZeromiserY]

Originally Posted by Rachie

BBC NEWS | England | Farm infected with foot-and-mouth

Not good, not good at all, especially with the agricultural community having so many problems these days as it is.

this may be in bad taste.....actually, it is but fuck it.

it doesn't matter, its in england.

All that water will wash it away

*booooooo*

[KimyReizeger]

Originally Posted by Rachie

especially with the agricultural community having so many problems these days as it is.[/color]

What, the steep rise in unconsenting sheep being shagged this year?

And I'm not joking - after a recent, comprehensive survey conducted by the Uk Agricultural Association, it turns out that up to 31% of farmers, or anyone directly associated with that farmer (sons / retarded brothers etc), regularly perform lewd acts on a variety of farmyard animals, ranging upwards from the obvious (and generally excusable) wooly fellows, to the downright sinister - calfs still under the age of three days apparently a keenly sought delicacy to bestiality connoisseurs all over the country, some known to camp for weeks outside fields in lustful anticipation of heavily pregnant Daisy's sweaty deposit.

It's all in the data - absolutely true.

[shaun]

mouth and foot more like, am i right?

[Savant]

Originally Posted by KimyReizeger

It's all in the data - absolutely true.

What data?

[Addi]

yes, when you say "it's all in the data" you are expected to present the data.

[Rachie]

It's all in the "data" = it's all bull. No pun intended.

What chain email did you get that rubbish from eh?

[Dave]

Originally Posted by ZeromiserY

this may be in bad taste.....actually, it is but fuck it.

it doesn't matter, its in england.

All that water will wash it away

*booooooo*

It's in bad taste, and also proves you're totally ignorant about the facts of this case. The current outbreak may well be a result of the flood waters spreading the disease from the source to woodland and farmland. And the fact it's in England hasn't stopped the cancellation of many shows and markets in Scotland, and the loss of millions of pounds worth of trade up here. So it certainly does matter.

Next time you feel like being controversial, think before you type.

[KimyReizeger]

Are you suggesting that I'm lying?

[Stichman]

Originally Posted by KimyReizeger

Are you suggesting that I'm lying?

I for one am suggesting you're just not funny