Spotted by VFTS in The News & Star:
Mobile phone users in west Cumbria have been left without signal for weeks – because of a field of peckish cows.
The hungry herbivores broke through a fence around a mast at Moota, near Cockermouth and ate a vital link in the Vodafone line. James Waite, of Redmain, near Moota, said he had been unable to get a Vodafone mobile signal for nearly three weeks as a result...
First rule of warfare: disable the enemy's communication networks.
Wednesday 28 September 2011
"Hungry cows cause misery for mobile 'phone users in West Cumbria"
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Labels: Animals, Cows, Mobile phones, Warfare
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First rule of warfare: disable the enemy's communication networks.
Spot on
Also disrupt the enemy's supply lines
Pigs block road Chickens block road
Moota? Is that their headquarters?
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