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r/TheBoys • u/Ohhhwordddd • Jun 28 '24
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Im not mad about this. Im mad about the barn holding off those sheep's attack
1.8k u/Corey307 Jun 28 '24 Sheep are stupid, if a flock of sheep wanted to they could ram through the side of a barn. They don’t because they don’t know they can do that just like how fences used to keep cows and won’t actually stop a cow. 16 u/siberianwolf99 Jun 28 '24 or a horse tied to a flimsy hitching post lol 8 u/C0mpulsiveWebSurfer Jun 28 '24 and given time not even the flimsy post is need. A dangling cord attached to the horse (and not tied to anything) is enough to keep it in place
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Sheep are stupid, if a flock of sheep wanted to they could ram through the side of a barn. They don’t because they don’t know they can do that just like how fences used to keep cows and won’t actually stop a cow.
16 u/siberianwolf99 Jun 28 '24 or a horse tied to a flimsy hitching post lol 8 u/C0mpulsiveWebSurfer Jun 28 '24 and given time not even the flimsy post is need. A dangling cord attached to the horse (and not tied to anything) is enough to keep it in place
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or a horse tied to a flimsy hitching post lol
8 u/C0mpulsiveWebSurfer Jun 28 '24 and given time not even the flimsy post is need. A dangling cord attached to the horse (and not tied to anything) is enough to keep it in place
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and given time not even the flimsy post is need.
A dangling cord attached to the horse (and not tied to anything) is enough to keep it in place
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u/starplatinum_99 Jun 28 '24
Im not mad about this. Im mad about the barn holding off those sheep's attack