Paranoia of the cow

The inquisitiveness of the cows around here has turned into something more serious, something sinister.  It seems it has jumped off the cliff of sanity into the realm of downright crazy.  While out on a morning drive, I was stopped by a herd of cows.  Frantic, some still with bits of breakfast on their faces, they begin pestering me with questions.  It seems back in the barn, they’d just completed a marathon of Doomsday Preppers and now were preparing for the Apocalypse.

“Why are they following us?”  “Who are they?” “Is it time?”  These are just a few of the questions they hurled at me.  Confused, I asked for clarification.  It seems they were concerned about a hot air balloon that had been floating nearby.  I tried to assure them by explaining that the balloon was nothing to worry about.  Regretfully, I explained that drones were the spy equipment du jour.  This set them off.  Fearing that they might turn on me, thinking I was somehow plotting their demise, I hightailed it out of there, careful to avoid the cow bomb mine field they had just completed for safety.  I’ve learned my lesson, never try to reason with paranoia, even of the cow kind.

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Dumbfounded

Dumbfounded

Horses know.

Blue on blue.

All’s clear.

They’re coming.

Prepare.

Where did they go?

Run, save yourself.

Hide your wife, hide your kids.

 

52 responses to “Paranoia of the cow

  1. LOL! I ve watched doomsday preppers. I understand fear of the unknown….as soon as i can raise 1 million I’m buying an old missile silo and coverting it into a dooms day hideaway…just kiddin my husband wouldnt go for it. 🙂

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  3. Thanks for dropping by my blog, Seth. Your entry reminded me of a retreat I once attended. It had been so silent the afternoon and evening before. Next morning… this sound. I thought for sure a force was out sawing down trees. On the walk to breakfast to discover…it was cows. Mooing.
    Ellespeth

  4. Get into their pen, and they’ve very curious. One or two will approach, and then the herd circles around you. Turn to walk away and they might get closer or follow.

    There’s a good horror movie in there somewhere. Nice photos. Good composition on Dumbfounded and All’s Clear.

  5. Cows can have that effect on people LOL – they are suspicious and have every right to think life is scary. You want to tell them it is all foolishness but you would be lying. Love the mine-field image – have stepped on a few in my time.

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