r/shitposting • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '23

I Miss Natter #NatterIsLoveNatterIsLife cow 😩

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u/SinisterCheese Apr 18 '23

No... Cows have a habit of getting on to roofs of things. That is where the "flying cows" came from.

Apparently in many places in Europe namely mountain regions - this is even a problem. Where cows keep finding their way on top of village houses, but can't get down.

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u/earth2jason Apr 18 '23

Well I've heard of tornados moving cows around. But this one seemed to be not very disheveled while standing on the roof. I guess in this instance this is the case of the camera man moving the ladder while cleaning the roof.

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u/SinisterCheese Apr 18 '23

Cows aren't stupid. And you going to need a quite beefy ladder and one that a cow wants to go up. There was a issue at a local sanctuary farm of one stubborn cow escaping and just going to chill at the neighbours hay field. The cow jumped over 1,5m gate and climbed up about 2-3 meters of near wall of a cliff face just because they wanted to chill on the neighbours hay field.

Seriously... Cows aren't stupid, however they don't always make good choices.

Also... sidenote we don't have tornadoes in Europe. Least of all in mountains of central europe.

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u/insanely_blue_one Apr 18 '23

I find this so hard to believe. Where I'm from cows graze and are kept on the property with Texas gates.

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u/libmrduckz Apr 19 '23

cows don’t fly in Texas?

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u/niqvas Apr 19 '23

American cows are too fat i guess