That film "Cow" sounds similar to a film about pigs from a year or two ago. No human narration, just the sounds of the animals living their lives. In both cases, the filmmakers chose to spotlight small-scale farms, not the sorts of factory farms that produce most of the dairy and meat that Americans consume.

Some months ago, I gave up dairy because I just couldn't justify it ethically to myself, even if it was coming from a small-scale operator. I'm sure I still consume a little dairy here and there. There's maybe one ingredients lists I'd rather not take a look at. Hey, I'm workin' on it.

And not to judge anyone else. Everyone has to make their own choices.

Regardless of whether we eat them or drink their milk or we don't, bovines are remarkable creatures.

I'm sure K mart is pretty horrible nowadays but back in the late '70s the one near me had a better-than-decent LP selection (I remember buying a Firesign Theatre album there) and tons of remaindered books for like 89 cents, well worth a rainy afternoon's browse. RIP.

Can sentient thumb Loren Culp even dress himself or does he need help? Anyone who believes this man should be given any sort of decision-making power should not be allowed to vote, or reproduce, or really participate in society in any way.

Cow! I'm completely knocked over. I spent 2 blissful years as a raw milk dairy farmer on small farms in Indiana and California. I've never been so happy in my labor. Thanks for sharing!

@4: truth

Loren Culp is proof positive that the Republican party is completely lacking morals, ethics, and basic intelligence. If he's the best they can do, the party needs to be euthanized.

@6 -- yep.

Except: the Cost
$9?

the Size:
Fucking
LARGE

for Drivers:
the Likelyhood
of exceeding your
blood/alcohol Limit

sure ya Don't
gotta Finish it
but at Those prices
who can Afford Not to?

for wealthy walk-aways
& bus riders:
so What?

oops:
Annihilate
and Spurring

(only Two!)

lol, why is the stranger just now noticing the green lake path wheels issue? People have been arguing about it online for awhile now.

also, in that King TV report they display the survey results of a question entitled "How do you typically get around Green Lake Park and the surrounding neighborhoods? (Select
all that apply)." But they say "A survey completed by the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) said 74% of people who responded get around Green Lake Park on foot, 51% on a bike and 7% on another type of wheel." Great example of how media incorrectly reports on data.

Don't feel bad Loren. It could have been worse like falling for a phishing email that enabled the Russian to hack the DNC in 2016 and cause havoc on Hillary's campaign.

@2: Well my cousin in law was hit by a car while on his bike, and very badly injured, but his helmet saved his life when his head hit the pavement at speed, so maybe go make yourself a nice warm cup of shut the fuck up.

@2: STFU already, you mindless troll.

@4 Brent Gumbo, @10 Catalina Vel-DuRay, and @18 PrincessAngeline#2 for the WIN!!

@16: Ah--once again for shits and giggles, it's time for Elmer's Morning Dump! Be careful when flushing, Elmer. Try not to fall in.

@17 Lissa: I am very sorry to hear about your cousin-in-law's accident. Getting hit by a moving vehicle is a traumatic experience. At least he was wearing his helmet. Yikes!
It never ceases to amaze me how many cyclists brave biking on Chuckanut Drive (SR11). While it is indeed, scenic, there are lots of curved stretches, and along the sea cliffs the road narrows. There is no bike lane or shoulder. I wait to pas safely, watching to make sure they have plenty of room on the road.