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In the unlikely event of falling cows

Jul 152013
 

Imagine my surprise…

A Brazilian man has died after a 1.5 tonne cow crashed through his roof as he slept in bed with his wife.

via Brazilian man killed in his bed by 1.5 tonne falling cow – Americas – World – The Independent.

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