Posted Jan 3, 2001 by Evil One, part time Megalomaniac and fanatical condemner of Alabaster and Pop music
Same theory as cow tipping with sheep. One i was on a bus on the way home when the bus driver stopped, got out the bus and righted a tipped sheep in a neerby field. Cows and sheep can be harmed by eyeball eating crows and various other nasty little furry animals if tipped.
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Posted Jun 8, 2001 by Rutland Gizz
Sheep get 'cast' when they are pregnant, old, or havn't been sheared, especially if its been raining. The wool gets waterlogged and weighs the sheep down. Within about 8 to 12 hours the stomach explodes cos a sheep on its side or back can't fart (apparently). I regularly help cast sheep back to their feet in our locality. Never heard of cow tipping tho....
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