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Knickers the steer is bigger than his friends.
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Knickers is a black and white Holstein Frisian living on a western Australian farm run by breeder Geoff Pearson. Knickers may be a head of cattle, but he dominates all the others. He is taller than basketball star Steph Curry and weighs as much as a Toyota Prius.
And of course, Twitter has something to say about it. Josh Gondelman, last week's writer, sees Knickers as the hero we deserve right now.
People: "If only there was good news sometimes."
Internet: "Here is a very big cow."
People: "Pretty close for now."– Josh Gondelman (@joshgondelman) November 27, 2018
Screenwriter Jess Dweck compares Knickers to shopping at Forever 21 clothing retailer.
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Bloggers Tom and Lorenzo have a better idea of the name of the management: "Godzillacow".
Film critic Scott Jordan Harris turned to Knickers, writing: "There are absolute units that look at this guy who thinks" look at this absolute unity "."
The fame of Knickers gives us a fabulous excuse to explore bovine terminology. A cow is a female who has had a calf. A bull is a male that can breed. A steer is a castrated male. Knickers is a beast, but we will give Twitter a pbad to think that everything that has the shape of a cattle and that is marked in black and white is a cow.
Unfortunately, this means that Knickers will not pbad on its giant genes to any baby.
Although Knickers is certainly beefy, his fellow Wagyu cattle are actually quite delicate, which helps to reinforce the image of the big shepherd.
"It turns out that The Big Cow (technically a direction but shut up) is shown surrounded by waygu cattle, which are, as they say in the middle," a little moo ".
It turns out that The Big Cow (technically a steer but it is closed) is presented surrounded by waygu cattle, which are, as they say in the company, "a little moo". https://t.co/GwvxKbjInT
– Karla Pacheco (@THEKarlaPacheco) November 28, 2018
The Twitter user, Robert Wheel, sums up all our feelings about Knickers with an image of the head of the publisher of the Spider-Man newspaper asking for more cow images for the front page.
Knickers has more to do for him than the glory of the Internet. Pearson told PerthNow that the beef was too big to be sent to an ox processing facility and that he would live his oversized life as a member of the herd.
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