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2:09:09oh is it dinner time already?
2:09:09くろにちは〜:_kronichiwa::_kronichiwa::_kronichiwa:
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2:09:10That’s my dads trucks name idk lol
2:09:10the bill tells us when its food tie
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2:09:12Asia still uses bells for lunch lmao
2:09:12who needs a bell when you have kronii ding
2:09:12So you do use a bell on maidronii
2:09:15i heard farmer's call their cows that in like cartoons
2:09:15i think betsy was a very specific cow
2:09:20oh just like 70 years old ahh university i am in
2:09:22When I was in primary school we used a handheld brass bell
2:09:22Betsy is as old as time itself
2:09:30like maybe from a childrens story like charlottes web
2:09:31says the girl who had Bears at her school
2:09:33i feel like I've heard that but dont remember
2:09:34where did any names come from
2:09:35I guess it's like naming a dog Rex
2:09:37"The name "Bessie" is a traditional, classic nickname for a cow, Bos, the Latin word for cattle. Over time, Bos turned into "Boss" or "Bossy," and eventually shifted into the familiar name "Bessie""