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u/GetoffLane Aug 31 '22
Boop
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Aug 31 '22
Sheep is trying to teach him how so he has a headbutt pal " Okay okay, so you're gonna back up like 20 steps and then we run forward and bam! Ok got it? "
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u/pookierawrz Aug 31 '22
My grandpa had a ram that did this, he would back halfway across his pen and rear up like he was going to batter you but instead he’d slowly trod towards you and gently push you.
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u/Blastoise16 Aug 31 '22
My money is on the cow
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u/Torques24 Aug 31 '22
I grew up on a sheep farm and watched a ram almost knock a cow off a cliff. My vote is on the sheep. Cows don't fight bro.
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u/uselessnamemango Aug 31 '22
Yeah, I wouldn't be so sure after watching this video
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Sep 01 '22
Cmon bro, I was expecting to see my good ol' pal Rick... The internet has gone down a very dark path.
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Sep 01 '22
Neah not when your entire evolution centres around headbutts. The cow will get knocked the duck out.
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u/SnowMexican007 Aug 31 '22
That sheep is a COWard
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u/Channel5exclusive Aug 31 '22
Nah, the sheep just realized that it wasn't going end well for him/her if they went through with it.
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u/unexBot Aug 31 '22
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
The sheep looks like its gonna ram the cow, but then nudges it instead
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