The discussion revolves around the concept of "ugly sheep" in the context of a recent survey that reported only a small number of such sheep found during the lambing season. Participants share humorous and light-hearted comments, explore the implications of the survey, and reference related topics such as inflatable sheep dolls.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the existence or definition of "ugly sheep," with multiple competing views presented. The discussion remains light-hearted and humorous, with no serious resolution to the questions raised.
The discussion includes playful speculation and humorous remarks, which may not reflect serious inquiry into the topic of sheep aesthetics or agricultural standards.
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This comment is puzzling. They couldn't have done their survey at 10 minutes to closing time or I doubt they could have found this many. Still, their standards can't be that high if they've only found 10 ugly sheep in 4 1/2 months.
Has it occurred to you that you might be dating the wrong type of men?Evo said:Last night I discovered that there are inflatable sheep dolls.
Right here, dude. I've been busy (damned clients ).Artman said:
Yep, I've seen that. They're being too picky though. They only want Merino sheep from Australia. BobG said:
Evo said:Last night I discovered that there are inflatable sheep dolls.