I still don't get how a rught orleft turn would put them in reversed position . I remember my Uncles barn did have the poop ditch about 4" behind the cows rear hoofs , But still when they peed & dropped that slush , it would go splat splat & fly a few inches around . My cousins always had a bucket of warm water to wash thoes big whombas off before installing those suction cups . I hadn't been up to the farm for years due to my X couldn't stand the smell , nor did she like their farm language sso she wouldn't allow me to drive there & spend anytime , So thru many years I missed out on a lot enjoyment with my relatives . So both my Uncle & Aunt have passed away & my cousins have gotten much older so last summer I decided that since none of us know when our tickets will expire & no wife in control of my time I took a drive .What shock when I arrived ,The barn collapsed with all that equipment underneath . What a shame . Ok , I've yakkkkked too long . God bless , Ken Oh, I forgot , what about the cows who make the chocolet milk ?
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