I remember going on a school trip to a farm..

[lartinos]

I am not sure if it was a real farm or not. I was only six. I remember that the whole class lined up and everyone got one pull
to try milking the cow. It was like the neighborhood whore. Someone else told me they did the same thing. Has anyone else done this on a school trip?

 

[uamaverick]

Yes, in Kindergarten. So also 6. It was a real farm. Actually, it was a large farm owned by the principal of the school.

 

[inkspot]

It's a standard kinder field trip, providing the school has the funds for it. In some cases it is the first interaction a child has with animals outside the home.

 

[lartinos]

It's a standard kinder field trip, providing the school has the funds for it. In some cases it is the first interaction a child has with animals outside the home.

So you lined up and pulled once yourself?

 

[inkspot]

So you lined up and pulled once yourself?

That would be a negative. I was a mommy helper

 

[nimbus]

i got an ant farm once

those fellas didn't grow shit

 

[BlueBird]

We did, but I went to catholic school so we never pulled anything.

 

[JayC9]

milking the bull

 

[miplank]

lol@going to a farm for a field trip

 

[Strongbow]

Is this the moment you realized you prefered penis?

 

[miplank]

stfu sb

 

[Strongbow]

You stfu before I call your dad and tell him your fucking off.

 

[miplank]

*you're

 

[miplank]

but yeah, i'm still sittin here in my drawers

 

[Strongbow]

Prolly scratching your crusty ass ole nut sack? Where is that beautiful wife of yours this morning?

 

[miplank]

fuck, I think she's cleaning the house or something. She's a gutdamn clean freak I tell you.

 

[DannoMight]

no but my grandpa had a small farm and my unlce had a prety big pig farm. he had around 500 pigs at one point.

 

[billfred]

We did, but I went to catholic school so we never pulled anything.

oh shit - that made me laugh

 

[Strongbow]

We did, but I went to catholic school so we never pulled anything.

At least you lil girls didn't. I'm sure the poor lil boys were taking turns pulling the preacher's salami.

 

[billfred]

lol@going to a farm for a field trip

yeah - when you live where you do, you go to the city

 

[miplank]

yeah - when you live where you do, you go to the city

pretty much

 

[lartinos]

Is this the moment you realized you prefered penis?

Yes, I looked into the cows eyes after I got my tug and it was a very romantic moment.

 

[miplank]

Yes, I looked into the cows eyes after I got my tug and it was a very romantic moment.

lol, pry the first time you've made me laugh.

 

[digimon7068]

i worked on a farm...

 

[Strongbow]

Yes, I looked into the cows eyes after I got my tug and it was a very romantic moment.

Farm Animals have a special place in my heart as well

 

[nangiggles]

I' have ALWAYS wanted to try to milk a cow they are EVERYWHERE in CR but I never got the chance

 

[SpyWizard]

at least it wasn't a hog farm

 

[shirlene29]

old sturbridge village is a really standard field trip here...and it includes cow milking

 

[Strongbow]

I' have ALWAYS wanted to try to milk a cow they are EVERYWHERE in CR but I never got the chance

You can pull my teet, but the milk has already turned to cream.

 

[calveless wonder]

No farm trips.

School trips I remember : museums in NYC, the cloisters which was like some
Midevil type museum, beauty and the beast on Broadway (where we played truth or dare on the back of the bus), some colonial village type place like in billy Madison where you got to churn butter and crap like that.

also, six flags great adventure in 8th grade for our class graduation trip.

 

[EarthRider]

I grew up in the country in Wisconsin. Everybody in our school lived on a farm except a few kids. It was funny when we had to go on that field trip. Most of us grew up on a farm, and milked cows all the time. My dad owned a feed mill, so I was on hundreds of farms. I would say for our school, it wasn't the most effective. We were all trying to figure out ways to get off the farm.

 

[nangiggles]

I wasnt really allowed to go on school trips anyway, parents were over protective....

 

[digimon7068]

I grew up in the country in Wisconsin. Everybody in our school lived on a farm except a few kids. It was funny when we had to go on that field trip. Most of us grew up on a farm, and milked cows all the time. My dad owned a feed mill, so I was on hundreds of farms. I would say for our school, it wasn't the most effective. We were all trying to figure out ways to get off the farm.

it was corn, soybeans, tomatoes, strawberries and melons and a lil' tobaccy where i grew up...most of the work was in the hybrid corn industry...detassling the four rows of designated female corn so that it would get cross-pollinated by the two rows of designated male corn...it was hot, sweaty, dirty work...but it was always kinda fun

 

[DannoMight]

my first job was on a farm when i was 12. got paid $4 per hour to bail hay and shovel cow shit.