The discussion centers around the topic of "ugly sheep," referencing a CNN article about the limited number of such sheep found during the current lambing season, which runs from April to September. Only ten ugly sheep have been identified, raising questions about the survey's thoroughness and standards. Participants humorously speculate on the reasons behind the low count, suggesting that perhaps the criteria for identifying ugly sheep are too strict or that the unattractive lambs are simply turned into lamb chops. The conversation also touches on the subjective nature of beauty in sheep, with one participant asserting that all sheep are beautiful in their own way. Additionally, there are light-hearted comments about inflatable sheep dolls and a playful inquiry about the whereabouts of another participant named Danger. Overall, the thread combines humor with a light-hearted critique of the sheep evaluation process.
Yep, I've seen that. They're being too picky though. They only want Merino sheep from Australia. 
