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Welcome to the 1/2 bakery, [fried dwight]. |
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Shall the battery be lead-acid or Lithium-ion? |
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Alternatively, you could employ dancing cows with piezoelectric generators under their feet. |
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Udderly BRILLIANT, [fd]! Two buns up! [+] |
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[ldischler] Cows can't dance: It's well known that they have
two
left feet. |
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I would pay for a farmerjohn drawing of this. It would
be quite in his genre. Oh how I miss the illustrators.
A big, fat, milky white, bun for your idea, [fried
dwight]! |
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I suspect my last boss did this. |
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my concern in this is a cow, being a social creature, will be wearing a battery around its neck whilst other cow's acoutriments are mostly bells. Will it be accepted as function and also fashion statement? Cows are acknowledged as the first punks with nose rings so risk in coutier is their domain, but still. Secondly if a cow self-milks it is no longer on the grid. 9 million self-milking cows could affect a coal-fired utility, which is a form of rebellion, no longer pawns of "the man" |
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Subversive self-milking cows with haute-couture
dentures. That puts a whole different complexion
on the idea. [+] |
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Cow milking cow might be another idea: operate on a calf such that any milk sucked from his or her ma's teat goes into the mouth but is then diverted into a bottle around its neck, the calf itself being fed nasogastrically, from a sack of silage strapped to its head. This way lady cows are spared the horrendous cruelty of the milking machine. |
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Wonderful! Finally, get those lazy oh-please-come-
milk-me-now-cows to work. [+] |
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[calum] Works with leeches, too. You let them
attach, then snip off the tail end with scissors; the
blood just keeps flowing out the cut ends, and they
never stop pumping blood, 'cause their guts never
get distended. |
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Can we add a laser beam, on the cow's heads? |
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Of course. Imagine a herd chewing their cud. With each chew the head would bob, as would the laser. Soon the cows would recognize rythym in the bob, seeing in the distance the action of their laser. Some cows would bob to heavy cud of hay, others would bob less to lighter cud of fescue. Cows would migrate to cows of similar bob. In the distant laser light paterns some cows would see a meld into a single laser. Others would see multiple lasers, others would deny the existence of any lasers at all. All the while chewing which provides energy for the pump which milks the cow. |
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