I've become really obsessed with the idea of having sheep, as if i am a person who will ever own a field or land of any kind
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords
those are the most metal sheep i've ever seen -
jacob sheep often also have two pairs of horns but i mainly love them for being multi coloured, patterned like a cartoon cow and they're also quite an old breed
@threeofswords Sometimes Jacob sheep have 6 horns!
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wensleydale are probably my favourite longwool breed. who doesn't love a sheep that looks like it's had a perm? they're probably the most local longwool to where i grew up so i have a soft spot for them but also their wool is lovely to knit with. they're usually white but there are also black wensleydales, which are usually either grey or dark brown
@threeofswords uuuh thank you very much for these late night musing results. They are all very adorable and quite cute.
And as a knitter and person with a rather large premise I totally understand those musings (and energy/time ressources are the only reasons keeping me from owning sheep). So look at them being all cute!!!
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords oh my god I said no more farm animals but I would make an exception for goth spiky sheep
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wensleydale are probably my favourite longwool breed. who doesn't love a sheep that looks like it's had a perm? they're probably the most local longwool to where i grew up so i have a soft spot for them but also their wool is lovely to knit with. they're usually white but there are also black wensleydales, which are usually either grey or dark brown
@threeofswords
Wensleydale, you say? -
i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords Oh, a magic unicorn at the left!
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
Baaaaadass!
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords tuff as hell, it breaks my heart they probably will never know how cool they look
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords These look so metal!
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@karchie @threeofswords Beware: the abyss will also boop you.
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords four or more?!
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords SO. BAD. ASS.
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords Holy cow there's no way those are real. Like if I saw these in an M Night Shyalaman movie I'd be like naaah that's so fake
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords they are very nice looking I too would like some, I wonder if they are a bit stabby.
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i'd simply have to have a hebridean sheep for goth reasons but also because they sometimes have four or more horns and look hard as nails whilst usually being quite small sheep
@threeofswords I had hard time believing these are true but apparently they are real sheep
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@threeofswords
Wensleydale, you say?@DenOfEarth yeah, famous for the cheese and the sheep!!
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@threeofswords oh my god I said no more farm animals but I would make an exception for goth spiky sheep
@vapaad it would be very cool to have some
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@threeofswords uuuh thank you very much for these late night musing results. They are all very adorable and quite cute.
And as a knitter and person with a rather large premise I totally understand those musings (and energy/time ressources are the only reasons keeping me from owning sheep). So look at them being all cute!!!
@kathol they're all such cool little creatures I love a sheep
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@DenOfEarth yeah, famous for the cheese and the sheep!!
@threeofswords
They should have Shaun the Sheep on the label too! -
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