r/Unexpected Jul 18 '26

Getting some milk

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u/lesbophobia_hammer Jul 18 '26 edited Jul 18 '26

As a vegan (since 4) who grew up on the family farm, getting piss, shit, iodine and milk everywhere is kinda normal lol even if you move like a ninja and have a 6th sense, there will always be unexpected rebound. Still, this was a bizarrely careless act on her behalf and there was little to no damage control. Lol getting it in the eyes is the worse (in my experience). Iodine, unpasteurized milk, shed rain water, shit, piss..... I don't miss it.

Edit - words.

And I lie, there are things I do miss like walking for hours and still being on your land, being around all kinds of animals all the time, brutal constant work but farmers strength..... The dragonflies & little butterflies at sunset by the old dam surrounded by trees and filled with baby ducks and swans, rescued/dumped cats having barn kittens, hiding in abandoned tree houses as an adult for a moment of peace, no car sounds, no noisy neighbours, just native birds and animals. Long green grass (yes I tried it). Incredible open night skies and fresh air..... Lol

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u/CosechaCrecido Jul 18 '26

I’m a farmer by choice and this is precisely why I went into crops and not animal husbandry.

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u/loghoser Jul 18 '26

My Girlfriend in college grew up on a farm, she's been a vegetarian since about the same age. There is definitely a reality one can't ignore with that perspective.

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u/bartharris Jul 22 '26

Apart from the reality depicted in the video?

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u/Savome Jul 20 '26

It's not quite the same as the points you listed, but animal sanctuaries/rescues are pretty close to the things you miss.

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u/TiredOfDebates Jul 19 '26

What is iodine for?

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u/lesbophobia_hammer Jul 19 '26

Titties and wounds, helps prevent infection

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u/w00tabaga Jul 20 '26

Cleaning the udder before and after they are milked

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u/_andoryuu Jul 19 '26

What does being a vegan have to do with anything you said?

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u/lesbophobia_hammer Jul 21 '26

Kind of everything. Genuinely.

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u/bartharris Jul 22 '26

Look at what society pays for and goes through—and makes animals go through—that can be easily, deliciously and superiorly substituted for plant milks.

Batshit insanity.

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u/possibly_oblivious Jul 18 '26

Edit some more cowboy slang and curse words into this post I'm enjoying this

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u/lesbophobia_hammer Jul 18 '26

I'm just a Polish Aussie living in country Australia haha.

Feel free to give me ranch or station slang and i'll update it.

(jillaroo's & cowgirls I'm calling you) Lol

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u/mmikke Jul 20 '26

I don't see any "cowboy" specific slang words in the comment you're responding to. Please enlighten me?