Having a nice piece of land has its perks.

Apr 4, 2018 12:57 AM

OldSchoolCoder

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I work on a dairy farm

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And cow pies everywhere

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Your blood must be 2% cholesterol.

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There are time during the year where our family friend singel milk cow overproduces so we get genuine jars of milk now and then

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Do you ever pets the cows? If not, how can you resist?

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Yes. Yes, I do. I can't resist.

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Who cleans up the cow dung from your lawn?

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Nature does. I pick up the shrooms every fall.

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A gallon of milk would last me over a MONTH! I live alone

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Do you not eat breakfast?

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The cows cut your grass? How do they work the lawn mower?

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With their teeth. They are awesome

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Good luck with *drinking raw milk*, @OP: https://www.cdc.gov/foodsafety/rawmilk/raw-milk-questions-and-answers.html

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Man, if only there was some sort of way you could fix that. Like...maybe some sort of application of heat, or something!

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Or just take the risk

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I've got a fever!

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No mentioning about the cows shitting on your lawns, though...

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Just wait for it to dry and burn it. Will get rid of dry grass/buildings too

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Yes I hear fire gets rid of buildings quite readily

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Not if they're made of brick or stone, tho. You need some e x p l o d e y b o i s for those

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As oppose to freshly milked Jersey-soda?

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Jersey milk is the best milk and they're the cutest cows!

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Dont forget the cow shit, you also get the cow shit on your lawn.

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And the 6 inch deep hoof prints.....

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The fertiliser you mean!

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Well, now look what you did. Now the FBI, NOOSE, and DHS are tracking you.

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I thought they were shroom-pots.

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As someone who grew up on a dairy farm, do they give it to you in old bleach jugs?

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I once used this gif in a rangeland resources presentation in college

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At times i forget not everyone grows up somewhere knowing the difference between a fresian and a jersey is common knowledge.

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I worked on my grandparents' dairy farm as a kid, and fresh jersey milk (yes, it was a jersey farm) is the BAYST!!!

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You must give it away

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Or pasturize and sell

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Heat to 90° Celsius I believe

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or just sell it raw

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Illegal in most places due to risk of contamination

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here its ok to sell from the farm raw but not from stores

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Where?

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And free cow patties!...

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Where in Jersey are you friend?

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I'm not in Jersey. Jersey is a type a cow.

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of cow*

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Ahh, well don't I feel silly

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Don't. You should feel enlightened. Don't expect to know everything, but now you know a little bit more.

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Sounds like tuberculosis waiting to happen! Unless it's pasteurized?

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Tuberculosis, anthrax, e coli. So many things

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We'll all die of something eventually anyway

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I'm in a one health class and were going over zoonotic diseases right now. It's kinda scary to be honest.

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Whooo for ethically treated cows!

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New Jersey? Sorry you gotta live there

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No, just regular Jersey

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Jersey is a type of cow, you fucking philestine. And you obviously know nothing about New Jersey.

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I lived in New Jersey, I know tons of that state

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Not a bad gig.

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capitalism wins again

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From each according to his ability. This is Marxism, yo.

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no, it isn't. property rights, ownership of land and labor, free to trade by choice to the advantage of each involved. that's capitalism

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It was a voluntary exchange, so not Marxism

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More of a barter system thing than an exchange of capital for a good or service, but get ya

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i would call 'barter' the form of exchange, but one owns land the other owns the cow. personal property rights etc.

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I don't get why the first part is socially awkward.

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It isn't. Memes are hard

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The flies.

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The pies.

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And I don't get why he says jersey milk what's the difference to regular milk? Is it spray tanned?

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Jersey-cows are a special breed, whose milk has a special taste as well as very high fatty-content.

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What this guy said. Jersey is like rolls Royce milk. Same reason I do Nigerian Dwarf goat milk. The taste is just so much better

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lmao +1 for Nigerian Dwarf goat milk.

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Teeny tiny teats, big flavor! I can actually make butter outta their milk, not something you can normally do with goats milk.

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The animals usually are caged in horrid conditions. Not this one, though

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Milk cows generally aren't

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In the US anyways, dairy cattle are actually treated very well. A cow that is under stress is not going to produce as much milk as a happy/1

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2/ healthy cow. So even if you get a complete asshat they're gonna treat their cows well if they wanna make money. Any dairy that doesn't

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3/ isn't going to last long, especially in the current economy.

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I love how in my country it's not even allowed to keep them cooped up. :)

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the smell

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Drive by one every day on my way home from work. Have to breath through my mouth for a solid few minutes.

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I don't mind the smell of cows or other animals. Some people smell way worse. But the flies...

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Ugh, and they bite

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The cows themselves are fine, but if it's a larger operation that's a lot of shit lying around.

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How appropriate, my neighbor is a cow.

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I understood this reference!

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Well stop waving it around like a feather duster

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So Jersey milk isn't a euphemism?

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Freshly milked jersey milk goes very nicely with lightly fried fish fillets

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Jersey, low volume High protein/butterfat content. Like 4% protein 5.2%Butterfat. Versus Holstein @ 3.3% protein, 4%butterfat

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It is now.

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it is. but hey, white liquid is white liquid

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@op everyday

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They live in the city.

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This kid is a national treasure.

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@op’s mom

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Didn't mean to post that, but still works

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What were u gonna post?

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Nothing. I had the link copied for something else.

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