Journal Miraba's Journal: Lack of Earth logic 12
So, my cubicle-mate calls me over to his screen and points at a note added to one of the drafts. The chapter's theme is farm life and there's a cartoon cow on one page.
"Why does it say to delete the udder?" There are small horns on the cow, so we wonder if they're trying to make the cow male.
A bit of time later, we come to the conclusion that female cattle definitely can and do have horns, but that the horns are frequently removed. So, what was the reason for deleting the udders?
"We can't show such body parts in the books."
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This is a book for Texas. There are 14 million cows in the state (Jan 2003, NASS)and 23 million people (US Census Bureau, estimated 2005).
Can anyone explain the logic in this position?
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Someone's not doing their homework (Score:2)
Link 1 [amazon.com]
Link 2 [amazon.com]
Link 3 [amazon.com]
Link 4 [amazon.com]
Please note that in all four cases, the cows have both horns and udders. Particularly the first one which looks like it could use a milking.
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I mean, boooo, I hate you!
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From my user info: Currently working in the math department of Houghton Mifflin.
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You mean Texas which has a college football team called The Longhorns, which brings out a steer to every home game and which kids can get up close and personal with?
Something's wrong with this picture.
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I continue to be baffled by the stupidity.
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And yes
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