Wednesday, September 2, 2015

The Cruel Lives Of Calves Without A TV

Think of the minimal requirement for the modern world. If you said the television then you, sir or madam, are correct. So I ask you why does The Farmer not allow us to have one in the calf barn?

There are so many important things we are missing out on like the new Bachelor show, or the news and stuff. Yes, we could clickity-click dot com our shows and news on the internet, but there is something wonderfully couch potatoie like in watching television. That reminds me. We also need a couch.

This is what The Farmer thinks is appropriate for dairy calves to have; fresh bedding, hay, grain, water, and milk. He does a good job of feeding most of the time.



Like I said, most of the time. Have you ever had the problem of not being fed fast enough? Yeah, me too.


Remember, if The Farmer asks you why there were hoof marks on the couch in his living room and calf slobber on his television remote you don't know anything about it. Maybe he'll get the hint soon.

Agent 2452, reporting from the Udder Side.

4 comments:

  1. No television?!?!? What sort of inhumane treatment is that? Do the cats have access to tv? If so, there is definite species prejudice!

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    1. Of course the cats do! They get preferential treatment all the time. Maybe we need a lawyer more than a tv to settle this discrimination!

      Agent 2452

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    2. No TV..!! It is really cruel lives of calves without a TV.

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    3. First world calf problems, right? :)

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