Funny Sign in America’s Heartland
April 10th, 2007 by ben
The farmer who posted this sign either has a great sense of humor or takes the “truth in advertising” adage a little too seriously:

I wonder if they also accept trade-ins? Or maybe I can trade up from a new goat to a slightly used cow?
For those wondering where the sign is located … I’m told that if you drive South from Louisville, Kentucky along Interstate 65, you’ll see the sign on a parallel country road within half an hour.



Yeah, I heard about this but you’ve got be real careful about buying a used cow.
I heard the dealers often take two halves of different cows that were involved in farming accidents and weld them together…
So let Bossy get this straight: if you give away the milk for free and then no one wants to buy the cow - what does that say for a Used Cow?
all depends what they were used for….
I like the program returns that still have a year of warranty remaining, its a bit safer that way… I think its a bit risky to buy your bovine that are out of warranty.
Anthony
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I wonder if you can get them on craigslist
I defer to Richie’s comment. I can’t beat that.
Would you be more or less likely to buy a used cow that’d had only one careful lady owner? I’d check the exhaust for excessive emissions too.
Aengus Beef! Gotta love it!
Aengus
Used cows are okay, but inspect them before you buy. Common sense tells you to take ‘em for a test drive first. Most used cow salesmen are actually honest, but beware of the hereford that’s been repainted to look like a guernsey…
This guy has made himself a free ad campaign. You can see this photo all over internet now
Always be sure to get a COWFAX report before buying.
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I wonder how many phone calls this guy is getting…
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If you ever meet the author of this wonderful agriculture advertising masterpiece you will understand that it fits. And he really does sell “used” cows, although now he call’s them gently experienced, deferring to political correctness!