Why the cow is sad?

[Vishal Oberoi]

[David O'Meara]

That cow looks content.

[Gabriel Claramunt]

Cows try to deceive by always using the same poker face.
The only way to tell if is content or sad is by how they chew the grass... (left to right: content, right to left: sad)
[ April 21, 2008: Message edited by: Gabriel Claramunt ]

[David O'Meara]

I bin watchin, but this one's beating me in the staring competition.

[Sunny Malik]

May be in the round up game this cow left alone


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[Jim Yingst]

Perhaps it has sad cow disease.

[Bear Bibeault]

It looks more concerned than sad to me. Makes you wonder what's off to the left of the frame.

[John Smith]

The death is always on one's left. The cow doesn't know that, of course, but the artist who created the cow does. The cow has that innocent look, reflecting the artist's wish of not knowing. Yet there is sadness there, too, because the cow doesn't have enough power of will to overcome the fear. The best that she could do is to look cute. She'll still end up at the slaughterhouse, but she would take it easier because she carried her mission with certain style.

[Hussein Baghdadi]

Mad Cow Disease

[Nitin Nigam]

Cow is not able to understand the concept of inheritance. Thats why she is sad.
She had learnt that a class can inherit from only one superclass, but her calf has inherited from her as well as her darling bull.
So she is confused !!!

[Akhilesh Trivedi]

Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
It looks more concerned than sad to me. Makes you wonder what's off to the left of the frame.

Agreed. Looks like iterating over a while loop in her head...

[Chetan Parekh]

Originally posted by Vishal Oberoi:

She must be from Bihar

[Prabhat Gupta]

I guess she is feeling inferiority complex due to her very small tail.

[Cameron Wallace McKenzie]

I thought it was the bull that worried about the length of its 'tail?' She'd probably be more concerned about augmenting the size of her udders.

Personally, I think she's fine the way she is.

-Cameron McKenzie

[Rajah Nagur]

Look closely...it seems more of a sheep with cows' head.

[Arvind Mahendra]

Shes wondering if she looks fat in that outfit.
She must also be thinking why the nitwit who drew her didn't bother to give her any udders.

[Cameron Wallace McKenzie]

So she's "udderly" sad, then?

-Cameron McKenzie

[Jim Yingst]

Cameron is banned.

[Paul Clapham]

Originally posted by Arvind Birla:
She must also be thinking why the nitwit who drew her didn't bother to give her any udders.

It isn't "she".

And he has his head cocked like that because he's listening for worms under the grass. Cows (especially male ones) hate to eat grass which has worms in its roots. Ewwww!

[Bear Bibeault]

Mystery solved. She's under-endowed and the just found out that insurance company turned down her request for udder enhancement surgery.

[Henry Wong]

You people are debating about the emotions of a cow? This actually reminds me of one of my favorite jokes from "Friends".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLwYpSCrlHU

Henry
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[marc weber]

Originally posted by Jim Yingst:
Perhaps it has sad cow disease.

Can't top that one!

[Arvind Mahendra]

Sometimes I wish I was a cow with large udders. Do any of you guys have this fantasy too?

[Gail Schlentz]

Originally posted by Paul Clapham:
Cows (especially male ones)

... those are called bulls or steers! ;-)

[Jim Yingst]

Well, sure, if you're going to use sexist language to impose gender-based expectations on them. For shame!

[Claudio Pro]

saddish

[Ashok Kumar]

Certification not cleared

[Pradeep bhatt]

Its body is rectangular in shape

[ankur rathi]

I remembered a joke...

What's that which is in front of a woman and back of a cow?

It's 'W'.