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Indians throwing spikes under trucks to protect cows.
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Previously:
Automatic milking valves for cows - GIF
Feeding grass-fed cows - GIF
Sorting calves from cows - GIF
I don't see any evidence of someone protecting any cows. What I do see is a young man who exhibited a radicalized behavior, whose facial features are more Pakistani than Indian. But could be either, since both countries drive on the left. I don't think his stunt went completely as planned
This is in reference to a strange but true occurrence in India. Radical vigilante protectors of sacred cows spike vehicles that are transporting livestock. More:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow_vi...lence_in_India
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow_protection_movement
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhartiya_Gau_Raksha_Dal
I at least had the radical part correct. Still don't see how causing the truck which may or may not have had any cattle in it to wreck would have protected the cows. When the truck wrecked if any cows were in it, they would have been injured or killed along with the driver. Mission accomplished and failed at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon
When I was in Kuwait one of my Indian workers asked me "Sir, do you speak Hindi?" I told him no. So, he handed me an empty 1-gallon paint can with 7 stones in it. He said when someone asks you something in Hindi just shake the can to rattle the stones The sound will be in fluent Hindi. We had a good laugh. He had been an Aerospace engineer prior to coming to Kuwait to work for me as a machinist, and almost as sharp in math as mklotz
Protect the cow, kill a driver.
WTH
The idea is to stop the truck not wreck it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
I forgot to mention. You might be very good at this phenotype guessing game: https://hbd.ggQuote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
They display anthropologically average male and female faces, and then you try to pinpoint their origin on a map.
That's a fair dinkum game. I matched a few of the faces close enough to hit over 4000 points and spotted one almost dead on the flag. A lot of the faces were so genetically similar of indigenous peoples in other parts of the globe they were difficult to narrow down to within 2000 KM. It helps by the fact that I have visited 69 countries worked in 20 and lived in 5Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon
I think they call that murder in the US...