One for MB here due to contant exhibition of the desire to eat me (in the nicest possible sense). The Food Programme (BBC Radio 4) gets to grips with Goat...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio4_aod.shtml?radio4/foodprog
Prefaced by HRH on reed beds? Or was I just lucky?
I saw a TV show on an American Indian version of the Gyro made with goat meat! They looked delicious. :mrgreen:
OI! Goat meat has such a strong flavour, I hope they soak it long in yougurt with plenty of mint.
I am starting to regret putting this up here ::)
Sorry! My sense of humor has poor taste. :mrgreen:
Doh! Sorry for the pun! :mrgreen:
Sorry! Sorry!
read this and tremble.....
http://www.snopes.com/horrors/animals/snowball.asp (http://www.snopes.com/horrors/animals/snowball.asp)
They changed him from "Snowball" to "Snow" if you read the whole story. :mrgreen:
but i bet it took a fair few of them ;)
Goat's been chewing the St Petersburg Times again ;)
Goatie, Goatie!!
Today, on the way to town, we passed a field FULL of your relatives! And they had LOTS and LOTS of babies!! And they were frolicking and having SOOOO much fun!!
And they were cute...especially the ones playing on the haystack, butting each other off the top of it.
Yes, in fact I DID make Dan pull over so I could watch the baby goats. :D
all my own work! I have been a busy goat ;)
Were those goats I saw in Mexico the fruit of your loins as well? The did seem to be staring quite a bit.
Quote from: goat starer on March 22, 2007, 04:27:49 PM
all my own work! I have been a busy goat ;)
Well, you have beautiful children!!
Shame on you for not dropping by when you were in the area... :D
Naughty Goat (http://environment.guardian.co.uk/conservation/story/0,,2041369,00.html) stay out of these poor people's gardens !!
I just had to look up the "Friends of the Goats" group that the article mentioned. Here they are (http://www.lyntongoats.org.uk/).
Goat, would you consider yourself "feral"? If so, it seems you have a ready-made fan club.
Edit: this portion of their constitution is especially interesting:
Quote1. Aims
To promote the welfare and preservation of the feral goats which reside in the Valley of the Rocks, Lynton, through co-operation, education, management, fund-raising and publicity. Specifically, it is hoped to achieve this through: -
1. Working with the Lynton and Lynmouth Town Council, The Exmoor National Park and any other appropriate body to promote and ensure the welfare of the goats.
2. Informing and educating the community, including visitors, about the goats.
3. Raising funds in order to provide additional facilities for the benefit or care of the goats, or for such other purpose as will benefit the goats or the membership.
4. Publicising the existence of the goats, their history and progress, and of the Friends of the Goats society, and its aims, where that publicity would be of benefit to the welfare of the goats.
The society will also aim to represent the views of the majority of members of the Friends Of The Goats, on any issue which concerns or affects either the welfare of the goats or of the society.
Doesn't 'feral' stand for "Free Eats Roaming At Large"? ;D
According to the article, those people put their garden where Goatie's family has been for a thousand years.
Poor Goatie. All there is to do now is do like the US has done, and bundle them up on a reservation, steal their Goathnic identity, send them to special schools and turn them into a bunch of hairdressers and chartered accountants.
Quote from: Sibling Chatty on March 24, 2007, 04:38:25 AM
According to the article, those people put their garden where Goatie's family has been for a thousand years.
Poor Goatie. All there is to do now is do like the US has done, and bundle them up on a reservation, steal their Goathnic identity, send them to special schools and turn them into a bunch of hairdressers and chartered accountants.
Well said--- applause, applause ( just too bad it's a true story)
Quote from: Sibling Lambicus the Toluous on March 23, 2007, 02:05:26 PM
1. Aims
To promote the welfare and preservation of the feral goats which reside in the Valley of the Rocks, Lynton, through co-operation, education, management, fund-raising and publicity. Specifically, it is hoped to achieve this through: -
I have been there by funicular railway but i would not say that I reside there