Posted by Larry NEIL on February 16, 2013 at 20:58:21 from (76.202.219.140):
In Reply to: Any cat lovers? posted by downsouth on February 16, 2013 at 17:06:43:
A good friend operated a "show" dairy heard/farm for the rich owners and had about 15 cats in the large barn. In the late 70's he had a real good yeild and I helped him build a 4" retaining wall in one side of the hayloft to store about 4000 bushels. Called and asked if I'd mind stopping by and helping to load it out. My friend Marv, the trucker, Bob and I were standing there BSing and I noticed that the barn cats thought the stored corn was their liter box. The trucker, Bob looked at me and said, "I sure hope they don't make my cornflakes outa that stuff!"
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