Cow dead? bbq then…
They’re looking for revenge, bovine freedom.
I’ve herd it all now.
The driver won’t be getting a ‘pat’ on the back for that one.
RIP poor cows
There’s a hell of a bend in the track rod. Has the propshaft come adrift and somehow got tangled up in the steering gear??
Old John:
There’s a hell of a bend in the track rod. Has the propshaft come adrift and somehow got tangled up in the steering gear??
Fixed that for you 
Alpaca my bags boss
ROG:
Old John:
There’s a hell of a bend in the track rod. Has the propshaft come adrift and somehow got tangled up in the steering gear??Fixed that for you
Haha, well spotted, went right over my herd
Wheel Nut:
Alpaca my bags boss
Qudos!!! 
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chaversdad:
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ArcticMonkey:
RIP poor cows
Weren’t they off to the abattoir anyway?
Every time those trucks go past I think of the cattle trucks with jews in them.
Once had the misfortune to visit an abbatoir once - put me off almost all meat to this day. EEs walking round drenched from waist to toe in blood. It was like Peter Sutcliffe on a bad day. In his Ford Transconti.
The weather woman, first on the scene, is aptly named. 
JeffA:
Every time those trucks go past I think of the cattle trucks with jews in them.Once had the misfortune to visit an abbatoir once - put me off almost all meat to this day. EEs walking round drenched from waist to toe in blood. It was like Peter Sutcliffe on a bad day. In his Ford Transconti.
I had to load hides on a flat in Gaerwen once. Been to many an abattoir before, but this one trip really sticks in my mind. Picture the scene; In the middle of an empty yard, booted and suited to lessen the smell, sheeting and roping away. A forklift rattles past, with a tub full of fresh quivering hearts and kidneys wobbling away, bits falling off the side. I could hear the cows mooing in distress from inside the buildings. The silos would rattle,as the blood was pumped into them, followed by more heart wrenching mooing from the cows.
Farmer pulls up, opens door, sheepdogs jump out ( we had a pet collie at the time), these were like wolves…shot straight across and ate the raw meat on the floor. You would not dare stroke these collies. The teeth on them! Farmer discharges sheep, dogs mill around, sheep seems to know their fate. Dogs are bored. Surrounded by death and blood, I am sheeting away, all the time, watched over by the workers eating in the canteen, looking through the window, as bored as the dogs. I could never get used to it, and would never go the canteen…even though, you would not get fresher meat!
On a serious note , was this driver error or just an accident, that could have happened to anyone?
If it was avoidable and the driver was going too fast ( maybe fell asleep?) he deserves to have his licence took off him and maybe face driving charges.
Are the very least I’d imagine the driver will be trotting off to the job centre now. I’m sure his employers are not amoosed.
The driver must have been suffering from Mad cow Disease.
RogerOut:
On a serious note , was this driver error or just an accident, that could have happened to anyone?
If it was avoidable and the driver was going too fast ( maybe fell asleep?) he deserves to have his licence took off him and maybe face driving charges.
With the prop shaft? falling off and lying in the road and the steering wheels pointing in opposite directions, I would think there is a good case to say mechanical failure.
I wonder why they chose to smash the windscreen instead of exiting the RHS door?