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Lisnaskea, Northern Ireland - barry - Tuesday, January 17th, 2006 : goo
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Peter: 17th Jan 2006 - 01:53 GMT
woah, whats up with the daihatsu turned on its side? cool tractor, though. moo.
GGP: 17th Jan 2006 - 03:20 GMT
wow, barry. you sure do get around!
those cows look pretty spooky in that first shot--eyeshine rocks!
groovehouse: excellent cow shot!
Jamie: 17th Jan 2006 - 09:54 GMT
sweet. is this lisnaskea? i agree about the cows. they look like they know something
barry: Yes it is on a back road out side town.
Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Vampire cows.
jack: 20th Jan 2006 - 17:42 GMT
everything looked normal in the quiet countryside town. except for the fact that no one was around it seemed pretty quaint. we looked for a diner, needed coffee badly, so we saw one at the end of main street and headed right for it. upon entering you could smell the eggs cooking, the bacon and a hint of fresh baked muffins. oh we were so happy to get some food in our tiny bellys. all of a sudden we noticed a large, round, dark kinda pudding substance on the floor. we looked at it wondering what it could be. then a voice from behind the counter, a little girl, half terrified, babbling about cow droppings. she screemed and cried "we had better get out of this town" the cows are crazy. they had lights beaming from their eyes and were eating all the humans they could find. please take me with you. then they saw it for the first time, the horror of it sent shivers up their spines. (to be continued)
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