‘I’ll be there for you’: Highland cow and farm animals named after ‘Friends’ characters
If you know anything about sitcoms from the 1990s, you’ll appreciate why Sheila Mansell named her goats Monica and Chandler and her sheep Rachel and Phoebe.
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If you know anything about sitcoms from the 1990s, you’ll appreciate why Sheila Mansell named her goats Monica and Chandler and her sheep Rachel and Phoebe.
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