A North Dakota farmer had a prized bull go cross eyed. Afraid he would no longer be able to sell the services of his bull the farmer made the decision to call the vet. The vet came out to the farm took one look at the bull and grabbed a lenght of hose from his truck. He inserted the hose in the bulls butt and instructed the farmer to tell him when the bulls eyes were no longer crossed. The vet began blowing on the hose and sure enough the bulls eyes eventually went straight. The farmer was astounded and gladly paid up the $100 fee the vet determined.
A few weeks later the farmers cousin from Minnesota was visiting. He pointed out to the farmer that his prized bull had crossed eyes. The farmer became distressed but remembered what the vet had done to fix the problem before. Deciding he did not need to pay out another $100 the farmer cut him a lenght of hose and did as the vet did. He inserted the hose and instructed his cousin to tell him when the bulls eyes were straightened out. The farmer huffed and puffed on the hose and got the eyes close to straight when he ran out of breath. He asked his cousin to take a turn on the hose and he agreed. The cousin from Minnesota pulled the hose out of the bulls butt and inserted the other end. The farmer asked him what he was doing. The cousin from Minnesota said "You didn't think I would put the end you had in your mouth in mine did you?"
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