… is not entirely accurate scientifically, but it is very inspiring.
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“I am cow, hear me moo!” LOL
Um, but that one . . . there, yes that one, standing in the sunset near the end.
Isn’t that one “Steer?”
Ahh, the Arrogant Worms. They’ve got some great folksey Canadian tunes!
Some favorites:
The War of 1812
Canada’s Really Big
Carrot Juice Is Murder
Let There Be Guns
Maybe I missed it, but what part of that was “not entirely accurate scientifically”?
Well, they weight more than twice as much as you, and the connection between methane and ozone layer depletion is tenuous.
I love Carrot Juice is Murder. I reference it when my vegetarian friends suggest I’m somehow evil or wrong for consuming biomass that happened to at one point in its existence have locomotive abilities. Biomass is biomass, and you can’t survive without consuming it. 🙂
Well Greg, there are probably some cows that weigh only twice as much as I, but I take your point about methane.
The most inaccurate part is the male voices coming from cows.
This one http://crackle.com/video/MediaDetails.aspx?id=1478311 has more accurate voices.
Everybody knows cows sing bass, though they have a pretty mean falsetto if riled up.
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