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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:The best part is after the collision, the ram gets up and seems to be a bit wobbly. Didn't move an inch and can still get up afterwards. Hardcore little animal. This is male goats in general. There's a story in the PI barn animals thread, I think (may be the goat thread in TFR) about an adult male goat that the poster had to throw a sack of concrete at and it got back up just fine.
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Son of Rodney posted:You'd need to know about the surface arae of the heads and the killing velocity of a cow as well. Holstein or Guernsey cow?
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Feb 10, 2015 00:08
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I feel a little bad for the calf. "Mom? Mom?!" That cow was just protecting her kid, man. 
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Feb 10, 2015 00:15
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kinmik posted:I feel a little bad for the calf. "Mom? Mom?!" That cow was just protecting her kid, man. Those other cows look like they want to do some pasture justice but they can't get past that fencing.
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Feb 10, 2015 00:23
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Tusen Takk posted:Don't jews thwack a cows head to kill it humanely? I would assume that it's not super hard to do and if the ram is ~50kg running 15km/h that is quite a bit of force, possibly more than a butcher's thwack Absolutely not. Wounded meat / carrion is not kosher.
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Feb 10, 2015 00:29
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VendaGoat posted:I'd honestly be interested in the mass differential between the two animals, as I could then work out just how much force and speed it would take for a ram to do that to a cow. I don't know anything about goats/rams but is it possible their spines act like scientists theorize Pachycephalosaurus' did? Like, lining up precisely to spread out the impact, whereas the cow would take it unevenly and thus risk rupturing something?
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Feb 10, 2015 01:15
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kinmik posted:I feel a little bad for the calf. "Mom? Mom?!" That cow was just protecting her kid, man. Calf.
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Buzkashi posted:I don't know anything about goats/rams but is it possible their spines act like scientists theorize Pachycephalosaurus' did? Like, lining up precisely to spread out the impact, whereas the cow would take it unevenly and thus risk rupturing something? I think its much more about thickness of skull. Most male ruminants have massively thick foreheads. females don't usually.
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Son of Rodney posted:You'd need to know about the surface arae of the heads and the killing velocity of a cow as well. Yes, if I wished to be as completely accurate as possible. However, I just want to know the mass differential so I know how fast a goat has to go to stop a cow dead in it's loving tracks man. 5 to 1? 15 to 1? Whats the average weight of a ram vs the average weight of a cow? Buzkashi posted:I don't know anything about goats/rams but is it possible their spines act like scientists theorize Pachycephalosaurus' did? Like, lining up precisely to spread out the impact, whereas the cow would take it unevenly and thus risk rupturing something? This sounds like a valid idea. I don't know enough about the subject matter to make an informed statement. Why the gently caress are you folks egging me into serious posting?
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Rams continue to grow through their fourth year achieving average weights of 125 to 155 pounds for females and 135 to 180 pounds for males. A mature Holstein cow weighs about 1,500 pounds and stands 58 inches tall at the shoulder So 10:1 FAT32 SHAMER has a new favorite as of 01:49 on Feb 10, 2015 |
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Feb 10, 2015 01:43
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VendaGoat posted:Why the gently caress are you folks egging me into serious posting? Well, you're vending goats, we thought maybe you had goat facts too.
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Feb 10, 2015 01:48
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Tusen Takk posted:Don't jews thwack a cows head to kill it humanely? I would assume that it's not super hard to do and if the ram is ~50kg running 15km/h that is quite a bit of force, possibly more than a butcher's thwack I thought stunning was strictly prohibited in kosher butchery because it counts as injuring the animal, and meat from an injured animal is not kosher. (If the stunning kills the animal, then it's not kosher because it was killed wrong).
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Tusen Takk posted:Rams continue to grow through their fourth year achieving average weights of 125 to 155 pounds for females and 135 to 180 pounds for males. A mature Holstein cow weighs about 1,500 pounds and stands 58 inches tall at the shoulder About 8.4 times as fast to equal the same amount of force, assuming a 180lb ram. So if the cow moves at 3m/s the ram has to 25.2m/s which is faster than a human can run. equal to 2056 newtons, enough to move 932 pounds one meter in a second. Anyone feel like shoving half a ton, 3 feet? (it's been a long time, anyone want to check that math?)
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Not My Leg posted:I thought stunning was strictly prohibited in kosher butchery because it counts as injuring the animal, and meat from an injured animal is not kosher. (If the stunning kills the animal, then it's not kosher because it was killed wrong). I hobestly have no idea how it works but I seem to remember some religion praying over the cow then using a special hammer to thwack it on the noggin while they're praying over it.
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Tusen Takk posted:I hobestly have no idea how it works but I seem to remember some religion praying over the cow then using a special hammer to thwack it on the noggin while they're praying over it. Czernobog from the book American Gods was a butcher who made a deal with Shadow to kill him the old way with a hammer. The actual Slavic god's wikipedia doesn't say anything about butchery though. And kosher/halal slaughter involves cutting the throat with a very sharp (so as not to hurt the animal) blade and letting it bleed out.
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syscall girl posted:Czernobog from the book American Gods was a butcher who made a deal with Shadow to kill him the old way with a hammer. The actual Slavic god's wikipedia doesn't say anything about butchery though. That's not a bad idea, I hear that's why everyone kills themselves with razors, since they don't hurt.
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Feb 10, 2015 02:16
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VendaGoat posted:About 8.4 times as fast to equal the same amount of force, assuming a 180lb ram. The ram doesnt need to move the entire cow to kill it. Just project enough force in its headbutt and let the physiological differences sort out who lives. And its always going to be the ram since they are built to do exactly that, Ram.
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Rigged Death Trap posted:The ram doesnt need to move the entire cow to kill it. Just project enough force in its headbutt and let the physiological differences sort out who lives. Yah, I could figure out the surface areas involved and try and find out what the actual strike force of the two animals, but that's way more work then picking up a calculator and roughing some numbers out. Honestly, they probably are not even moving nearly as fast as I posted. Isn't Physics fun? VendaGoat has a new favorite as of 04:15 on Feb 10, 2015 |
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Two newest videos of wrestling gently caress ups. http://vimeo.com/118208648 http://vimeo.com/119006707
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Just followin' the smell of fish, lady! I remember my parents telling me that the current governance of 1st world countries is centred on pushing people into debt. Fucks sake, there ain't no need to push.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:31
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Wait what the gently caress!? Granted, I haven't played CS in like 10 goddamn years but how the hell do you spend money in the game? Did it become World of Counter Strike or some poo poo?
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Feb 10, 2015 05:40
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Thump! posted:Granted, I haven't played CS in like 10 goddamn years but how the hell do you spend money in the game? Did it become World of Counter Strike or some poo poo? They started renting AWPs by the hour.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:45
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Thump! posted:Wait what the gently caress!? You unlock crates, which drop when playing games, with keys which cost steam money. You can also spend up to $400 dollars on the steam market for weapon skins. Some knives goes for thousands off of the steam market(usually traded for tf2 keys or something).
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Apogee15 posted:You unlock crates, which drop when playing games, with keys which cost steam money. They ripped it straight from TF2?
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Phanatic posted:Hope this helps: That shows three botched raids in the last 3 years. That doesnt seem right.
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WarpedNaba posted:They ripped it straight from TF2? Yeah, except the skins don't make the gun shoot any differently.
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Croisquessein posted:I love visual gags  You like?
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On the one hand I've spent more money than I expected. ($380) On the other hand, I'm at a net positive still because the knife I got on Christmas I sold for more money than all the money I've spent put together. So eh not so bad?  Thump! posted:Wait what the gently caress!? Hats2Play is Valve's business model, and its stupidly successful. They just announced they're opening up the whole item drop system for non-valve games to participate. 
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Instant Jellyfish posted:It's a ram, not a goat. I have both and the rams are way more dangerous in a fight. My little 120 lb ram can take on my 200+ lb goat buck no problem, mostly because they have different fighting styles. That angry ram has his own youtube channel and it's hilarious. There's one where they rig up a punching bag and he hits it so hard it breaks away from the chain and hits the ground. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVCR29aE_OQ
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kinmik posted:I feel a little bad for the calf. "Mom? Mom?!" That cow was just protecting her kid, man.  Gorilla Salad posted:That angry ram has his own youtube channel and it's hilarious. There's one where they rig up a punching bag and he hits it so hard it breaks away from the chain and hits the ground. 
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What kind of sheep is that? I was watching the other videos and the bloody thing is massive compared to his dog. Based on my phone googling it might be an arapawa which are apparently rare so idk
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kalstrams posted:Thank you for this, the video is just great. Angry ram vs a 6 ton digger. The sound from the cab on the first hit is amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk1fUzkqwbQ
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VendaGoat posted:Angry ram vs a 6 ton digger. The sound from the cab on the first hit is amazing. 
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VendaGoat posted:Angry ram vs a 6 ton digger. The sound from the cab on the first hit is amazing. I'm surprised every tree in that area doesn't have imprints of that thing's face in them.
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A_Bluenoser posted:As an ex-pat Canadian living in Houston I classify Houston drivers into two categories: those who don't know a turn indicator can be turned on and those who don't know a turn indicator can be turned off. So how much time do you spend around beltway 8 and bellaire blvd?
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