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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:Less stupid ponies in trees, more cool goats in trees. Finally a definitive answer for the "Goats: fruit or vegetable?" debate.
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BlazinLow305 posted:I don't even understand how those goats got up there without the use of some prehensile limb or something. Their hooves are split in two and the "toes" move independently, which I believe gives them a better grasp on things like rocks and trees.
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Jun 30, 2013 15:18
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In context:  Goats give no fucks.
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I kept a goat for a while when my friend moved between farms. It climbed trees, ate every weed in the garden, and communicated via gentle headbutts. Goats are awesome, but apparently it's against the law to own them in suburbia  
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Jun 30, 2013 15:39
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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:Less stupid ponies in trees, more cool goats in trees. I had this last year:  That's all it is, 12 months of different goats in trees pics (there's one for this year too). It made a great cubicle conversation starter. (this year I have Extraordinary Chickens which works much the same)
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Jun 30, 2013 15:40
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Goats are the best farm animal, they're like the old men who don't give a gently caress of the animal world. Also their babies are the cutest babies.
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Jun 30, 2013 15:50
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Gorilla Salad posted:In context: That situation is reponsible for probably my favourite post on these forums, by (I think) Trig Discipline: "Get down there, you dam kids!"
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Jun 30, 2013 15:53
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There really is no reason for them to be there. They're just showing off.
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Jun 30, 2013 17:29
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 May I help you walk that manure into the soil?
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Jun 30, 2013 17:32
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 AlphaDog posted:I kept a goat for a while when my friend moved between farms. It climbed trees, ate every weed in the garden, and communicated via gentle headbutts. Goats are awesome, but apparently it's against the law to own them in suburbia There's a guy in Melbourne who's spent $200,000 in legal fees to keep his pet sheep in suburbia wafter the council tried to get him to remove it. He just lost his latest appeal and is planning on taking it to a higher court.
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AlphaDog posted:I kept a goat for a while when my friend moved between farms. It climbed trees, ate every weed in the garden, and communicated via gentle headbutts. Goats are awesome, but apparently it's against the law to own them in suburbia In a recent softball game I played in suburbia, the house next to the field had a goat. It ran around with their two dogs in a normal sized fenced in suburban backyard. I guess it depends on the town.
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BlazinLow305 posted:I don't even understand how those goats got up there without the use of some prehensile limb or something. Maybe it's a fast-growing tree.
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Nothing will hold a goat against it's will. My goat would climb the fence and go visit the neighbors. He would stare at them through their sliding glass door and wouldn't come back home until the horse panicked and called for him. Goats are awesome.
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The horse would call for the goat, and the goat would come home, to the horse's call? I love animals that are friends with other animals, the most, out of anything in this world.
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The goat fetched soup? This is unbelievable! E: I could never trust a goat, they have creepy eyes. 
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Krinkle posted:The horse would call for the goat, and the goat would come home, to the horse's call? I love animals that are friends with other animals, the most, out of anything in this world. Here is a video of two goat friends in a tight spot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9Iq6LA7sZI
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Pookah posted:
Dude, what the gently caress? This is dangerous!
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Which one is the lizard? Neither is wearing a top.
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Mescal posted:Here is a video of two goat friends in a tight spot. The first one sounds like usher.
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Soulex posted:The first one sounds like usher. Others had the same thought http://www.youtubedoubler.com/?video1=http://www.youtube.com/v/HsF_2CNV9v4&start1=3&video2=http://www.youtube.com/v/06CvUjLgK5g&start2=0
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Jun 30, 2013 23:30
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 Yeah, think I'm gonna take a pass on the Fourth of July celebrations this year.
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Mescal posted:Here is a video of two goat friends in a tight spot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzypOnklG60 And a funny pic: 
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pageerror404 posted:
Pretty creative Daenerys cosplay.
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Jul 1, 2013 00:41
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How many people actually eat pillows, Target?
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Mu Zeta posted:Others had the same thought This is the best doubler ever made.
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Snackpack Backpack posted:How many people actually eat pillows, Target? Last night I dreamed I was eating a giant marshmallow.
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DrBouvenstein posted:
A pass, or a...
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t_violet posted:I had this last year: Also had Goats in Trees 2012! We had Extraordinary Chickens for 2011, went with 12 Months of SPAM for this year. :calendartalk:
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pageerror404 posted:
I recognise that T-rex lurking behind them, that site got ALODed last year. Heyyyyyy Cavegurl!
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:
I live less than 1km from that house, and that's why I told my mate I'd take the goat - the poo poo that dude's going through hadn't started yet, and since I drove past the sheep house every second day, I assumed it would be fine. Someone complained, but my awesome neighbor told me someone had complained, and the goat was gone by the time animal control showed up. Animal control guy was awesome and completely failed to notice the goat poo poo on the lawn that I hadn't managed to clean up yet (because in his words "it's obviously a false report" <wink wink>") Elector_Nerdlingen has a new favorite as of 02:28 on Jul 1, 2013 |
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Malachi Constant posted:
I used to live on Sahara and Valley View. That house was out of control.
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I was doing a search for vintage scifi art, and this book cover came up:
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Spectral Werewolf posted:The goat fetched soup? This is unbelievable! The goat brings soup and other fine things... 
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G-O-Downwards Pacman Eating A Pellet-Cloud City?
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Captain Trips posted:G-O-Downwards Pacman Eating A Pellet-Cloud City? I don't know what to say about the fact that I had forgotten about the goats for the most part and was trying to get "Goon" out of it.
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Bored posted:I was doing a search for vintage scifi art, and this book cover came up: In case you were interested in the plot: http://pulpaweek.blogspot.com/2010/09/sodom-and-gomorrah-business-by-barry-n.html?m=1 
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