I've been telling you all for ages.
Sheep are evil.
Now you all must believe me!!
MUAHAHAHAH!
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5 comments:
They are pretty scary - but what about those alpacas? At least sheep don't have those weird long necks ...
Muttony on the Bounty. Chop, chop, chop!
Crud, that's messed up. I'll have to find a copy to add to the Oh-My-That's-Awful horror movie collection.
Your SP8 SP
Oh dear, well that's one screenwriter's perception. I think that if sheep were part of a genetic experiment gone haywire, they would become intelligent, learn how to read, escape from their pens and go start a society beneath a rosebush where they steal electricity from a farmer and start wearing clothes, which they knit with wool that they spin from thier own fleece. Ok, well it would have to be a pretty big rosebush...but it worked for the rats. HA. :P
hideously frightening
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