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  1. Yes, but what are we doing to ensure that the cow bell is being used only by people over the legal drinking age, or under appropriate adult supervision, and that everyone using or near the bell wears the appropriate safety gear (safety goggles, gloves, helmet and knee pads). Hitting that cow bell with a stick creates all types of safety hazards that any good Liberal should concern themselves with, creating laws to protect our children from the inherent dangers of “cow-belling.”
    And, how will we attempt to selectively enforce the rules of cow-belling if we don’t begin licensing cow bell owners or charge cow bell taxes, which will be applied to the underfunded education system.
    And lastly, is it really appropriate to glorify the eating of meat by maintaining the name “cow” bell. Couldn’t we, instead, rename it a “soy” bell to promote better eating habits among our precious children?

  2. Fred Thompson doesn’t use cowbell for percussion. He has hollow hippy heads he uses as bongos.
    Posted by: Ringmaster on July 13, 2007 09:04 AM
    “Hollow” and “Hippie heads” is redundant ist it??

  3. No nutzoid. Ringmaster is correct. Hippie head is a description of the type of instrument. Hollow is a description of the style of the type of instrument. Such as an Acoustic Martin vs Fender Strat. I hope I have cleared up your confusion.

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