Posted on January 13, 2017 By Michael Griffiths
The cattle were possessed by demons today.
They danced, bucked, skipped, mooed, bellowed, fought each other, charged me en masse, ran in all directions like idiots, dug holes in the ground, and when not doing all this they were at my heel making general nuisances of themselves. If you don’t believe me, checkout the video below.
I didn’t start filming until after their proper maniacal moments. They wouldn’t leave me alone, so I gave up and left them to it.
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I think they wanted you to play with them 🙂
The cattle began acting strangely when they saw me approaching.
For a minute, I thought they might have found a football, but I did see one.
🙂
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Have you considered an exorcism?
No, but it will keep exorcism in mind for next time. Thanks for the prompt.