Thursday, December 8, 2011

I'm on the lamb but I ain't no sheep (Veterinarian of the Psychic Wars)

Castrating sheep with teeth: not a good idea

Any sensible person castrates animals before they grow teeth, so they can't bite back.

Ovine castration-avoidance strategies. 1. Tails


2. Shrubbery imitation


AK demonstrates new anti-bite equipment from Riddled Research Laboratories

16 comments:

  1. Okay, sheep are ruled out. I hardly think that example must necessarily apply to all animals.

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  2. That's what they get when they hire teabaggers!

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  3. Animal husbandry eh? I'd divorce that crappy spouse!

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  4. So I'm assuming in the second of the illustrations, the avoidance technique involves stepping onto the evolvemat to transform into some sort of sheepdog-armadillo?

    Well, fuck, you went and switched stuff up mid-post.

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  5. Is that a sheepiger? Or something like one?

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  6. nice re-title. But for zombait, better to use brains, or alcohol.

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  7. nice re-title.
    Only now do I notice that we used that title already last year.
    Should I change it again just to stuff VS around some more? Advice is welcome.

    Is that a sheepiger?

    According to Topsell it was a "Mimick or Getulian Dog".

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  8. I didn't know you were on me Smut... thanks for the heads up.

    Rachel = "lamb of god"

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  9. I think that the best way for the sheep to avoid this happening would be to run away.
    That's what I would do, were I a sheep! :)

    ((HUgs))
    Laura

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  10. OMG! Look out AK, one of those animals HAS A STICK!

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