May 31, 201412 yr Here's a link to the story from. The BBC: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-cornwall-27643702 The guy repeatedly broke into a farm to roll around and masterbate in cow manure. When the owners tried to stop him, he threatened to kill them. He's now imprisioned. Sad.
May 31, 201412 yr Active Members Sad because he threatened to kill them or sad because they stopped him or sad because he is now in a cowless jail? I hope we aren't about to start on bestiality because I think that little sheep at the end of the barn is kinda cute. Best regards, RA1
May 31, 201412 yr Sad because he threatened to kill them or sad because they stopped him or sad because he is now in a cowless jail? I hope we aren't about to start on bestiality because I think that little sheep at the end of the barn is kinda cute. Best regards, RA1 The violence. He abused those farmers and deserved what he got. The fetish extended beyond the manure, or slurry as it's called in some reports, which became the real issue. Manure just sold the story.
May 31, 201412 yr Active Members OMG, NOT the poop thing again ? SAD we just cant FLUSH this theme.......... Just like a turd, it keeps rising to the top !
May 31, 201412 yr Did I say anything? (and autocorrect originally made my mistyping of "anything" into "any urging"! No kidding!)
May 31, 201412 yr Did I say anything? (and autocorrect originally made my mistyping of "anything" into "any urging"! No kidding!) Now and again, autocorrect on the iPad changes the correct usage of its into it's.
May 31, 201412 yr Active Members What is the correct usage of "its"? I always thought there was it is (it's) and its'. Have things changed since I last learned punctuation 100 years ago? Best regards, RA1
June 1, 201412 yr What is the correct usage of "its"? I always thought there was it is (it's) and its'. Have things changed since I last learned punctuation 100 years ago? Best regards, RA1 Well, the death sentence is no longer applied for what you just wrote.
June 1, 201412 yr What is the correct usage of "its"? I always thought there was it is (it's) and its'. Have things changed since I last learned punctuation 100 years ago? Best regards, RA1 It's still the same, but there has never been an apostrophe after "its."
June 1, 201412 yr Well, the death sentence is no longer applied for what you just wrote. But you still receive a public flogging by the grammar police on the other site.
June 1, 201412 yr Active Members Well, live and learn. Perhaps in another 100 years I will learn one other thing. Best regards, RA1
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