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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truly go to bed every night wondering if like seven sheep would be manageable and what breeds i would have
as much as i think valais blacknose are the cutest sheep in the world, i would maybe choose some british breeds instead because i know they'd be fine with the weather
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as much as i think valais blacknose are the cutest sheep in the world, i would maybe choose some british breeds instead because i know they'd be fine with the weather
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
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
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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
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
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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
these are my current favourite sheep. this might change tomorrow idk
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these are my current favourite sheep. this might change tomorrow idk
@threeofswords what does ninya opine?
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@threeofswords what does ninya opine?
@sidd_harth0_5h4h she did not care for my chatting about sheep and left to go have nina alone time away from me
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these are my current favourite sheep. this might change tomorrow idk
@threeofswords I feel like you should get two sheep and just keep them in your garden. as a treat
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@threeofswords I feel like you should get two sheep and just keep them in your garden. as a treat
@t54r4n1 my garden is very small or i would absolutely beg ed to let us get a couple of sheep friends
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@sidd_harth0_5h4h she did not care for my chatting about sheep and left to go have nina alone time away from me
@threeofswords she innocent
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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
That sheep looks incredible - literally Diablo 1
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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@godforsaken.website I think @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange 's Odin would fit right in with these three.
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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
