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You rub your back on it and in winter it would be ooooo, aaaaaaahhhhhhh. For those w/o significant other live-in, or SOLI w/o fingernails. Much like Cattle oilers seen on farms.
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Oh my! How the other half lives! |
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What the hell are you on about? And what in tarnation are you doin' ta thet there cow, boy? |
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Yes, we have no rutabagas today.
Those cattle oilers are kinky. |
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Backrubbers ( oilers) are popular to keep flies and pests off cattle in the paddock. The major problem with them is that they dose cattle with levels of pesticide which render the meat unfit for export. |
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Unfit for export but OK for Australians? |
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I hate it when that happens. |
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Get a tree (see Disney's cartoon version of Jungle Book). |
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OK for Aussies cause they don't want to be exported either? |
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