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Put maybe?
Don't be an a hole. That will get you straight to h-e- double hockey sticks.
#133, I was having a bad day but your comment made me laugh :)
It is a calf, not a cow.
Is that the cow equivalent of having a cleft lip? :P I feel so sorry for the poor cow! Must have been painful!
I do know that it is the other side of the body. It was a joke, albeit a rather rubbish one. Which I apologise for. :P
That reminds me... when i was at the hospital for surgery, they placed me in a room shared with a baby who was born without a butt. I dont remember it, but apparently they cheered when the baby finally pooped
Just thought I should share
14 - The location on the body is kind of right there in the name...cleft 'lip'...
that sounds terrible! poor thing :( ..the animal, of course
Both actually! :(
I think the only FML for OP is that she bought a calf with that defect... It's the calf that must go through the pain of constipation and whatever means OP used to carve out a hole... Cringed just saying that last bit. Also, I'm assuming because the FML says 'got' and doesn't specify between it being given birth by her cow or being purchased.
Pretty sure it was born at their farm... You can't separate a calf from its mother immediately.
Diarrhea can be hard to spell, I have trouble with it sometimes.
Oops that comment was supposed to go to 3, it got sent here for some reason
No one deserves to experience that. FYL (was it like opening a can of coke that had been shook?)
I actually really laughed at this rather than being grossed out. BOMBS AWAY!! *slit* *PLPLPBLAPBLAP*
Oh my god that killed me ^
Why would you do that DX Thanks, 5 for putting that image in my head
Look at the positive side.......you saved someone's life!! :D
Hamburger* and chances are it will be a veal cutlet or dairy cow
I love hand burgers
Holy Cow!!!
Especially since it had only been born. Poor thing probably didn't have a clue what was going on. D:
Well I'm sure that the calf will now be forever grateful that you provided him with a butt hole in his time of need.
... for the few months that constitute forever for a calf ...
My question is: won't the hole just seal itself back up, since it isn't technically an orifice made by the body? Won't OP have to do this a good few more times?
Shouldn't regrow as long as the asshole is present, like any piercing
24-not necessarily. As long as op keeps the cut tissue clean(most likely by applying antibiotic ointment) the cuts should just heal over and leave the calfs anus open so it can pass waste. Usually, when that happens, it's just a very thin flap of skin-it may not have even bled :)
This can actually happen to human babies too. It's called an imperforate anus. But everyone's right, once they opened it, so long as it heals nicely it should be fine!
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You out that cow through a lot. Talk about tearing it a new one...
No one deserves to experience that. FYL (was it like opening a can of coke that had been shook?)