UO Second Age

I dont need to say too much!



They say a picture is worth a thousand words!

In this case its 629....

How the heck?!

3 things are needed..

1. Patience,

2. Dedication,

3. An absence of griefers!

Impressive... but don't you know that factory farms result in lower quality wool?! Furthermore, you should hope that your sheep are not exposed to foot-and-mouth disease.

cA has a lot of work to do (or do you have a permit?). We don't want UOSA to become farmville

the bazookas wrote:cA has a lot of work to do (or do you have a permit?).

There exists no such permit for this type of farm, nor will there be any issued. It is sad to see these poor sheep treated in such a way. These sheep-mills only lead to genetic defects due to over-breeding. This is why our home sheep permits are a such a good idea. An associate will inspect the premises and make sure your facility is up to code. This way the sheep can be happy and productive. It takes a highly trained touch to tell the difference between the wool produced in an approved home facility versus free range.
Once again it won't be easy to see these sheep euthanized, if they haven't been already, but it has to be done. Call us not griefers, call us ethical animal lovers who are not afraid to make the tough decisions.

I can imagine this farm could be cleaned up pretty readily by a man running up and down the isles pooping out greater explosion potions as he goes Somehow I'm seeing that old "bomberman" game in my head.

I just got a report that this illegal sheep husbandry operation has been successfully shut down. For future reference, [cA] monitors all such operations for the safety and health of both the citizenry and sheep of UOSA. In the future, please consult us in the construction of such operations and be sure to obtain all necessary permits. Further information can be found here.

Sincerely,

chumbucket
Department Head
Department of Sheep Husbandry
chumbucket and Associates [cA]

Where is PETA when you really need them, or him?

the bazookas wrote:Impressive... but don't you know that factory farms result in lower quality wool?! Furthermore, you should hope that your sheep are not exposed to foot-and-mouth disease.

cA has a lot of work to do (or do you have a permit?). We don't want UOSA to become farmville

Can i say bullshit, and screw you?

Sorry, too direct??

Why would i pay anything to a lowballing selfserving evil free loading guild, who's soul purpose is to piss people off..

Also, you might get 1 or 2 morons whom go for it.. but maybe youll get more by not bullshitting and spreading lies..

Quality of the wool is the same as everywhere else.. npcs give me 37gp per wool, wherever i get my wool from.

And the only desease ive found that my sheeps get.. Its the Griefer deasease and the cA desease.. explained easily.. jealous morons who try to destroy your work, whom take pleasure in others discomfort.

I acutally tried to stay polite in this message.. so if anyone think I was harsh... think again! I restrained myself!

PS: Chumbucket, if you had gone past kindergarden, you would learn how to read... this picture is from a farm from 2 weeks ago.. U didnt just get a fake report about it being just closed down.. why you people have to be such artards!

FU*KIN BAAAAAAAAAHH !!

Rose wrote:

lol... is that a TMNT character? Looks like it could be... possibly something from TMNT IX? (of course I lost track after III came out back in the early 90's)

Rose wrote:

FU*KIN BAAAAAAAAAHH !!

This is a 1 in a million chance of when you grief and destroy a sheep farm.. you can have a dead sheep resurect as the god: Sheeps of Rage

Your dedication and patience are indeed impressive...

WiseOne wrote:Your dedication and patience are indeed impressive...

tyty

although some people have called me crazy!

trash talking cA, something entirely pointless and ill advised to do