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(21,363 posts)flamingdem
(39,312 posts)Thus they just adapt to the changing water the same way.
Now they just need to teach the sheep to say duuude
Mnemosyne
(21,363 posts)rocktivity
(44,573 posts)Last edited Thu Jan 30, 2014, 12:08 AM - Edit history (1)
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flamingdem
(39,312 posts)They used this poor sheepie for their computer generated commercial.
Whaaa, I fell for it. I was sheared!
flamingdem
(39,312 posts)Ewe have to be joking! Meet Mildred, the surfing sheep from Cornwall, dang.
baaa humbug.
But for those thinking she really is a surfing sheep they might just be having the wool pulled over their eyes.
In fact the video is a viral which has been digitally altered so the footage of Mildred surfing is actually computer generated.
It is part of an online advertising campaign for the British clothing manufacturer, Cornwall-based Finisterre, who make clothes from wool from their own flock of sheep.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1269807/Ewe-joking-Meet-Mildred-surfing-sheep.html#ixzz2rppPP7kK
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Botany
(70,483 posts)n/t
geardaddy
(24,926 posts)catbyte
(34,362 posts)flamingdem
(39,312 posts)as they would say..
catbyte
(34,362 posts)flamingdem
(39,312 posts)I udder to think!
catbyte
(34,362 posts)KansDem
(28,498 posts)flamingdem
(39,312 posts)Remember this commercial, I liked it except that it was for her!
denbot
(9,899 posts)Out surfed by sheep is grounds for Seppuku.
tclambert
(11,085 posts)they surfed in Cornwall?
flamingdem
(39,312 posts)okay I had to look it up:
Who knew that Cornwall, England, was a popular spot with surfers? We didn't. We got the full scoop on UK surfing from Ben Lumby, Exhibition Manager of the National Maritime Museum Cornwall (and surfer for 16 years), with additional information from Roger Mansfield, the surfing historian who helped assemble Surf's Up, an exhibition that's touring museums across the UK in 2006.
When did surfing get its start in Cornwall? The UK?
'Waveriding' began in Hawaii centuries ago. Before the advent of stand-up surfing, there was "bellyboarding"--a sport that originated in Durbin, South Africa. It made its debut in the Channel Islands and Cornwall in 1918.
A young man from Cornwall name Pip Staffieri surfed the local beaches from 1941. He's considered to be the first stand-up surfer in Europe. Following that, surfing did not really grow as a sport until the early 1960s, when boards were imported from Australia. At first the sport was mainly enjoyed by members of the local surf lifesaving clubs, but then interest spread
http://www.budgettravel.com/feature/surfing-in-cornwall-england,5768/
ReRe
(10,597 posts)Jim Lane
(11,175 posts)But only when they think they're nesting.
Scuba
(53,475 posts)VWolf
(3,944 posts)How many toes do sheep have, anyway?
malthaussen
(17,183 posts)1) I didn't know they surfed in England.
2) I didn't know sheep surfed.
And possibly a third: English commercials are better than American ones.
-- Mal