Young & Old - Differences

By Kip FX Design

Published 18th February 2010 |

Read latest comment - 8th March 2010

A young Bull and an Old Bull were looking down on a field of cows.
The young bull said "Lets run down there and screw one of the cows"

The old Bull said "No, lets walk, and screw them all"

a lesson for us all there?

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18th February 2010 12:08 PM

lol, ahh oh wise one, hearing you loud and clear!

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8th March 2010 6:19 PM

I dont get it :S

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Kip FX Design
8th March 2010 6:35 PM

It means, no need to rush, take your time, think about everything you are about to do, and plan, plan, plan.

Measure twice, cut once.

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8th March 2010 7:33 PM

Originally Posted by Kip FX Design

“A young Bull and an Old Bull were looking down on a field of cows.
The young bull said "Lets run down there and screw one of the cows"

The old Bull said "No, lets walk, and screw them all"

a lesson for us all there?”

Oldie but a goldie.

tomsk

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