That's just a load of bull.
Bulls hit city streets after alleged Samsung ad shoot hits the fan
The hipster-infused suburb of Newtown in the Australian city of Sydney was today treated to the sight of two water buffalos walking down its main street, reportedly thanks to a SNAFU at a shoot for a Samsung advertisement. News of the bovine visitation broke in the tweet below and the strolling beasts quickly became a talkback …
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Tuesday 25th March 2014 02:42 GMT vagabondo
Fireman Sam saves the day
Pics and map in this article from the Sydney Morning Herald.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/water-buffalo-on-the-loose-in-newtown-20140325-35f4t.htm
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Tuesday 25th March 2014 02:45 GMT Mark 85
Terrified Water Buffalo???
From what I remember of the ones I saw decades ago in Vietnam, nothing bothers them. Trucks, tanks, machinegun fire, grenades.... nope, it might have got their attention for a few moments but otherwise they just seemed to go about their business. Much the way some people get while texting.
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Tuesday 25th March 2014 06:04 GMT xperroni
Damn chaebols are everywhere, or are they?
It's since been reported by a local Murdoch listicle-maker that the cattle broke out from a film set where Samsung was creating an ad.
I know these gods-damned chaebols make just about anything, but I'd never thought Samsung was in the ad (creation) business too. You sure it wasn't just some other company creating an ad for Samsung?
Just askin'.
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Tuesday 25th March 2014 09:51 GMT All names Taken
Was it hit according to international law?
Does the area have any mineral resources, gold or manufacturing resources that need Western investment?
If the answers to the above include at least one Yes or (exclusive or that is) one Maybe well sort of then NATO will take it is an improper act under international law on the humane treatment of bulls and bulls hit.
France and UK are presently drafting an intervention treaty for UN approval at the moment once they have secured a loan from IMF to buy some new toner for the laser printer (its toner ran out and budget will not extend to inkjet cartridges even though we have hundreds of inkjet printers and just the one laser printer approaching its 15th birthday)?
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Tuesday 25th March 2014 14:58 GMT DropBear
Re: "it's a serious animal cruelty issue:"
Yes, well, they may have used the modern definition of "animal cruelty" under which failure to immediately commence stroking one's cat any time said feline feels like you should qualifies, and is (of course) punishable by death - lest the poor animal get traumatized for life, you horrible, horrible person.
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