Okay, I admit I am not very smart, but when an anon guest blogger sent this to me, I was puzzled.
Is this an analogy of County and local Councils?
It can't be of the people fighting Highlands and Councils because otherwise they would have their head stuck in the fence and a large bull standing behind.
OPINIONS PLEASE
Grass is always greener? Unless it's from Daniher than f#@! him.
ReplyDeleteA LARGE bull? Then it can't be Dahiner, Lowndes or Wilson.....
ReplyDeleteRemember-the grass is always greener....
ReplyDeleteAn interesting picture. It could represent coming closer to greener pastures with, say, a county decision to deny a tree cutting exemption but still being stuck in a vulnerable situation to, say, a new county bylaw that includes an agricultural exemption that could then offer loopholes to the landowner that would be hard to deny. The picture could, however, represent the landowner's own position, in that hedge funds not only invest in situations where there is a likelihood of large profits, they also use capital from investors who have over valued assets (and have raised their own funds to invest in the hedge fund from yet other investors based on a promise of profit), mollifying the investor for a while with interest payments but, eventually planning to keep the capital invested by paying out the investor at the real, much lower, market value of the asset and then moving on, disappearing, with no more interest in the matter. It depends on who or what, if anyone/thing, might be behind the cow and out of view of the picture. Farmer, bull, slaughter house......? It, also, could involve who/what is outside the picture in other positions relative to the cow. Thanks, Minebuster for asking for opinions.
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