[science_guy (OP)]

umm.. lets see, how many are there?

umm..... 1... neil...
umm..... 2... hadrian... *yawn*
umm..... 3... seany? (has a sheep in his siggy...)

*falls asleep*

[Karen W.]

night night....

[Make it Lady]

I never thought of doing that. Do you think Neil will come around to my house every night and continually jump over a small fence until I fall asleep?

I personally like the Ernie and Bert sketch where Ernie counts sheep to go to sleep but Bert can hear them bleeting and it keeps him awake so he asks Ernie to count something else. Instead of counting something quiet he counts fire engines. HEHEHEHE! You had to be there! 

[science_guy (OP)]

so we have three sheep int he forum? are there more perhaps?

[rosalind dna]

Haven't looked recently  LOL

[paul.fr]

so we have three sheep int he forum? are there more perhaps?

Looking at some of the forum members pictures, i am reminded of the phrase 'mutton dressed as lamb'. Does that count?

[Make it Lady]

so we have three sheep int he forum? are there more perhaps?

Looking at some of the forum members pictures, i am reminded of the phrase 'mutton dressed as lamb'. Does that count?

Be careful or you might get a lamb chop in the mush!!!!

[Carolyn]

so we have three sheep int he forum? are there more perhaps?

Looking at some of the forum members pictures, i am reminded of the phrase 'mutton dressed as lamb'. Does that count?

Be careful or you might get a lamb chop in the mush!!!!

...or something far worse!!!

[JimBob]

There is also on this forum one Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma cornutum sp) - known as a horny toad colloquially and because of their name (Phrynosomatidae - the family to which these critters belong) means "toad bodied," as well as my esteemed college Castor fiber - the good Doctor Beaver.

As Point of Information, the largest beaver ever, the Giant beaver (Castoroides ohioensis), lived in Texas (as well as other areas) as part of the Blancoan Faunal assemblage of the last glacial period.

Don't we count as much as the mutton-brained ones?
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[Make it Lady]

I'd never count lizards as they can't jump over fences and as for Beavers they are more likely to eat the fence.

[JimBob]

Such stereotyping! A T. Rex lizard could jump fences and Castors can do amazing things for you as you try to sleep. Tell her Dr.

[Make it Lady]

I think the Beaver has been counting sheep. No answer neh!