The Different Side Of Flapser

When Flapser joined me in making this weblog I did not know what to expect from him. Usually Flapser is just jumping, flapsing and frolicing around. Nothing too serious.

Anyways, he promissed not too flapse too much around on my Sheeplog. He promissed to show us a different side of Flapser. I expected - I hoped - to see a more serious side of Flapser. Perhaps even he would write philosophical posts, to show us a different side of him. My expectations grew, since he locked himself up in his room for a month working on the matter. Would it be the next Kierkegaart or Sartre?

Of course, Flapser took it all very literally. He is now literally showing us a different side of him in each part of 'A Different Side Of Flapser' he is publishing. If you don't want to miss any part (of Flapser), you can have a look at this post (click the A Different Side button on the left). All published parts will be lined up here.

• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XX (January 2006)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XIX (April 20 2005)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XVIII (April 13 2005)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XVII (March 22 2005)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XVI (February 14 2005)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XV (February 9 2005)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XIV (February 2 2005)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XIII (January 26 2005)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XII (January 17 2005)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part XI (December 29 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part X (December 23 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part IX (December 21 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part VIII (December 16 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part VII (December 15 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part VI (December 11 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part V (December 6 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part IV (December 1 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part III (November 25 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part II (November 23 2004)



• A Different Side Of Flapser - Part I (November 19 2004)

A Different Side Of Flapser - Part I

Sheep News: Farmer Amazed by 'Woolly Mammoth'

Clare made me aware of this cool BBC News item (thanx Clare!). Mammoth sheep!


Sheep are usually - well - sheep size. There are exceptions. Like me, a fluffy toy sheep. Griff is a ram as well, fluffy too. But tiny? No!

A Yorkshire farm has raised one of the biggest sheep in the country - weighing in at an incredible 20 stone (127kg).
And five-year-old Griff the giant Oxford Down ram is still growing.

Awesome guy, this Griff. And friendly too! He is way bigger than me (I bet his left ear is heavier than I am).

So tame in fact that Jean's grandchildren, five-year-old Sam and eight-year-old Rachel can often be found riding around the fields on Griff's back.

I love him already!

Read the full article at BBC News: Farmer amazed by 'woolly mammoth'.

Sheep Comic: Count your sheep

I like sheep when they are lovely and cute. Well, I always like sheep, but especially when they are lovely.

Like the sheep drawn in the webcomic Count your sheep. It is drawn by Adrian Ramos.
If you click on the comic below, you end up with the first comic. You can continue for dozens of comics! With sheep. Of course.



Start counting and try to stay awake!

Flapser at Work?

Over a month ago Flapser joined me in making this weblog.

He's not that much of a writer, but I expected something from him. Flapser has locked himself up in his room for a month now. Very hard at work. I wonder what he is up to. It must be something brilliant if I look at the amount of time he has spent in there.
On the other hand. It is Flapser. He is probably flapsing around a lot.
He promissed it won't take too long before he will be flapsing the Sheeplog with his 'flapsing stuff'.

Black Sheep? No (Of)Fence!

The cartoon says it all. Once a black sheep...



Found at Black sheep, black sheep, have you any wool? - The Original Funnies