Are the Cows Stranded on Quake Island a Metaphor for Life in New Zealand?

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The welfare of the cows is unknown, were they simply left to their fate?

Today we were asked the question: Are the cows stranded on Quake Island a metaphor for life in New Zealand?

(As one person put it: 10 million cows can’t be wrong.)

Discuss.

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2 thoughts on “Are the Cows Stranded on Quake Island a Metaphor for Life in New Zealand?

  1. Last weekend a household near me had loud music late Friday night, I can hear them but can not see them. Must be hell for the immediate neighbors. It got shut down an hour later and then they proceeded to sing. Sounded like a large group.
    Tonight, being Friday night 1 week later, I heard loud group singing again, probably from the same house.

    It began with ‘God defend NZ’, next song was a haka, then some more Kiwi anthems.

    What a pack of shit heads to their neighbors! Its a valley here and hundreds of other homes would have heard them.

    Classic NZ.

  2. [Deleted, don’t use a VPN. You’re also banned for trolling in later posts. Best ease off the kool-aid. Admin]

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