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Saw that on the news this morning Jen hilarious:D don't think that Farmer has run as fast in his life:D

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Just seen it on TV. The staff member trying to block it with a shopping trolley made me giggle! :D

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Didnt like the specials basket at the front either ... that went skidding when he left the shop as well!!!:D:D:D

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omg just watched that clip and first I was laughing at the fella trying to put the trolley in its way in the store room...hmm yeah a bull will really be concerned by a trolley

then by the time the farmer started trotting up the aisle then turned and sprinted the other way followed closely by the bull all I could think was he must have really peed off that bull... I was laughing so much I was glad I had just been to the loo :p:p:p:D:D:D

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Didn't even stop to collect any Reward Points either ... :D

Don't suppose any necessity in their training manual for this type of incident.

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I wouldn't care but the poor little sod had only gone into the store to check out the breakfast cereals, he was after some Moooooesli :D:D

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You sure it wasnt cheese he was after .....:D:D:D

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Ain't this the truth. When I was involved in a ranch in Saskatchwan, strange dogs on the range were shot ... However, a trained dog, (like Boh, a Blue Heeler, and a good friend,) can be a big help. And my Quarter Horse, Quenna, could handle cattle as well as any human stockman.

Bottom line is: you can't trust a bull (altho', a range cow with a calf standing, is probably more volatile).