Cowation
Cowation is a syndrome with as major symptom the transformation of the patient into a cow. The process typically involves three major stages: First everything is normal, then the patient starts to moo, then he becomes a cow.
Cowationologists are divided over whether this is a disease or a blessing. Consensus is this depends on the particular patient.
Reincownation is a different but related process which involves dying and coming back to life as a cow.
Autoerotic cowatic behavior is becoming a problem in developed countries.
History
The first instances of cowation took place in the year 3513 A.C. Some people were minding their own business, and then they cowated. It was pretty bad, because those people happened to be Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger and they accidentally pressed the button that drops the nuclear bomb on China. But afterward everybody was cool with it because cows are stupid.
The next year, cowation struck in mass numbers as the entire country of Albania (and some nearby portions of Yugoslovenia) simultaneously cowated. Very few people noticed. They could have, but they couldn't "handle it".
Cowation still has a prominent part of United States politics today, as whenever a politician gets caught lying, he can become a cow and then everybody will be cool with that because cows are stupid.
Elvis Costello's unfortunate cowation also inspired the creation of Kool Aid.
Furthermore, cowation is officially approved by the FDA as a treatment for syphilis and chlamydia.
Recent sightings
- "Once, at a bus stop, I saw a guy cowate just like that. It was cool." ~ Oscar Wilde
- The Dot-cow virus causes cowation in computers.
- "Once I was eating my dog and he cowated. I lost three of my four arms afterwards." ~ Jeremy Clarkson
Scientific explanation
Cowation takes place when a certain hydrocarbon in human blood – called "cowane" – gets really agitated and starts typing obscene letters to celebrities, such as Bob Barker or Jennifer Lopez. It then bonds with another similar hydrocarbon called "cowene" and turns the person into a cow.
Structure of cowane:
M-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-H
Structure of cowene:
M-O=O-O-O-O-O-O-O-H
Argument for cowation
- Cows are cool!
Argument against cowation
- Cows are dumb.
- Mass cowation in foreign countries would likely result in an unprecedented number of hurricanes.
- Too much bullshit in the world as-is.
- Cows can't type.[1]
- Cows are always getting milked by farmers and corporations.
George W. Bush's stance
- "I eat cow!" ~ George W. Bush
- Editor's note: Careful, George, if you keep eating so much cow, you might cowate.
- Meta-Editor's note: maybe he already has ...
- Ultra-Editor's note: Has anybody seen my keys?
- Meta-Ultra-Editor's note: You left them on your cow.
- Super-Meta-Ultra-Editor's note: Don't forget – you have two of them.
- Oscar Wilde's note: Actually, I think he has one cow and one cowated zebra.
- Super-Meta-Ultra-Editor's note: Don't forget – you have two of them.
- Meta-Ultra-Editor's note: You left them on your cow.
- Ultra-Editor's note: Has anybody seen my keys?
- Meta-Editor's note: maybe he already has ...
- Editor's note: Careful, George, if you keep eating so much cow, you might cowate.
If I were a cow ...
- I would moo.
- I would smell.
- I would be a brown cow.
- ... or perhaps I would be spotted and monochrome, like some sort of "Holstein".
- I would produce milk, which could theoretically be made into trees.
- I would make regular attempts to milk myself with a scented candle (cinnamon).[2][3][4]
- I will be a cow, when I Cowate!
- "That's the positive thinking spirit! You go, boi! It's your birthday!" ~ Anthony "Richard 'Oscar Wilde' Simmons" Robbins
Causes (Don't)
- eat cow
- drink cow
- lick cow
- sniff cow
- smoke cow
- huff cow
- inject cow
- ... have a cow, man!
Finally
Cowation is bad. It might be the "cool thing to do", but it's really not a good idea if you value your hominidity.
(Unless you really want to be a cow, in which case, all of Uncyclopedia encourages you to go for it!)
"Oh, damn! I've got udders again!" ~ Oscar Wilde
See also
- Bob Dylan
- Pseudo-cowationology
- Elvis Costello
- Mad cow
- Yak
- You have two cows
Notes
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