Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
Do it, do it, do it. 
Why do people want to own cobs?
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Mule
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Hehehe that would be good. I dare you
blitznbobs
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Because they have a lot of skin?
Auslander
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Hmm. Found a group called "Cob Lovers", but it only has 37 members. Funny that
albeg
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The rest have probably had their computers/tablets/phones eaten...
Mule
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I think with a bit of creativity we could merge the cob and novice rider/sycophant skin wearing threads🤔
blitznbobs
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I thought that was what I just did ....🤔
Mule
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I was trying to expand the process
Mrs B
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Cobs said:
Fairynuff
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I gave mine backI feel that I meet you often in another realm.
Cobs, urgh, don't they make your skin crawl?
Auslander
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I think it's time this had a little festive dust-off.
So - how are all the bucket footed hairy things?
So - how are all the bucket footed hairy things?
OldNag
Wasting my time successfully....
They are all up to the eyes in mud and causing their owners much grief because of all the feather.
Woe betide any cob owner who is feeding their cob hay ad lib at the moment ..... probably getting through a Heston a day.
Woe betide any cob owner who is feeding their cob hay ad lib at the moment ..... probably getting through a Heston a day.
JFTDWS
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Won't somebody think of the poor cob owners at Christmas - fat horses hogging down on mountains of hay, while their poor impoverished owners sit down to their Christmas dinner of beans on toast in their dark, cold houses where they can't even afford to put on the heating...
hollyandivy123
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in the olden days the farmers lived above the cows..........split level housing again might be the answer..........hairy hot air below rising whilst you eat your beans!
Gloi
Too little time, too much to read.
I could have done with a cob today. I needed to shelter from the rain and a large cob belly would have worked fine.
Merrymoles
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It's not a good time to ask. Bucket-footed cob may have done a tendon and the vet is struggling to get good enough scans because of the excess hairiness and thick skin - he is very nice but he does keep saying it would be much easier with a TB...
I, on the other hand, am worried that bucket-footed cob may be out of action for a long time or, worse, unable to bravely lead "normal horses" through the doom that is water. or even worse, not come home after surgery to gurn and lick my coat.
I, on the other hand, am worried that bucket-footed cob may be out of action for a long time or, worse, unable to bravely lead "normal horses" through the doom that is water. or even worse, not come home after surgery to gurn and lick my coat.
Berpisc
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Its what the hot air might consist of which could be a hazard.
Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
I quite fancy a cob for Christmas.
hollyandivy123
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remember a "cob" is for life not just for ChristmasI quite fancy a cob for Christmas.
Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
remember a "cob" is for life not just for Christmas
Good point. I need a chest freezer.
JFTDWS
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Well no single household could get through a whole one in a single festive season 
Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
Well no single household could get through a whole one in a single festive season
I'll go halfers with you - we just need to post that 'Good home offered to retired juicy cob with no drug treatment history' advert...
Mule
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If the bean crops fail at least the cob meat will see them through the year
JFTDWS
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Nice firm buttocks and well covered ribs essential.
Also: industrial quantities of barbecue sauce required for entirely unrelated project...
Mule
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Ah crap I just posted a cob eating comment and now I see others have too. Ah well, great minds etc,
JFTDWS
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We're only ever one little wobble away from a cob chomping post on HHo.
Mrs B
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Is corn on the cob festive enough for Christmas lunch, though?
canteron
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Ah ha I have it - you are Emma Thompson in real life (She has warned us we will soon be eating our pets ? due to climate change ) .... well us cob owners are going to be just fine ? that’s why you really need a cob???I quite fancy a cob for Christmas.
cobgoblin
Bugrit! Millennium hand and shrimp.
I quite fancy a cob for Christmas.
You'd never manage to stuff it... They can't even be stuffed alive.
Celtic Fringe
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Though as my old Dad used to say - a leg each at Christmas. As others have said, plenty of leftovers for later too.Well no single household could get through a whole one in a single festive season
Surely you mean corn IN the cob? No self respecting cob would leave anything edible on the outside.