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Posted by Wayne on February 22, 2004 at 19:50:10 from (205.188.208.73):
In Reply to: OT; Is it just me or... posted by bob on February 22, 2004 at 16:22:13:
Talking about finding cows I saw a show this morning that was showing them taking nose prints from cows, just like they do human fingerprints. I always thought they identified them with a tag in the ear that was pretty much impossible for the cow to remove withoug losing the ear too... Makes me wonder, are cows getting so smart that their removing their own tag and going on crime sprees where we need a better way to identify them to prevent wrongfull arrest and hamburger making when they catch one.....
Seriously I have to agree with Bob. It makes you think when an alien can come into this country illegally and get caught and all that hasppens is they make them give an address "where their gonna be" and let them go expecting them to show up for a trial date to deport them. Makes you wonder who are the smart ones in that scenerio. Personally I have no problem with anyone coming in as long as they work and pay their share of the taxes and above all LEARN THE LANGUAGE....
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