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13 Mar 05 - 06:17 PM (#1433875) Subject: Goat From: woodsie ... |
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13 Mar 05 - 06:22 PM (#1433880) Subject: RE: Goat From: Ebbie Many people don't believe in their existence. |
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13 Mar 05 - 06:26 PM (#1433885) Subject: RE: Goat From: Peace |
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13 Mar 05 - 06:30 PM (#1433892) Subject: RE: Goat From: MartinRyan Move to BS - unless it's a bodhran? (or at least has ambitions..) Regards |
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13 Mar 05 - 07:32 PM (#1433944) Subject: RE: Goat From: paddymac There's a great song out there, I think fro the Cork area, "When I grow up I want to be a bohdran." |
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13 Mar 05 - 07:52 PM (#1433961) Subject: RE: Goat From: Troll Better than being an accor...oops. Sorry Carol. I fergot. troll |
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13 Mar 05 - 08:28 PM (#1433986) Subject: RE: Goat From: CarolC So how are those accordion lessons coming along, troll? It never ceases to amaze me how you manage to find the time, what with all of those other activities (tap dance lessons, morris dance demonstrations, synchronized swimming competitions, etc.) with which you fill your days... |
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13 Mar 05 - 11:24 PM (#1434081) Subject: RE: Goat From: GUEST,Bill the Collie Moat |
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13 Mar 05 - 11:26 PM (#1434084) Subject: RE: Goat From: number 6 soup |
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13 Mar 05 - 11:46 PM (#1434098) Subject: RE: Goat From: Gurney Weird eyes, Pan's nethers, getting someone's, smelly billys. |
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13 Mar 05 - 11:49 PM (#1434099) Subject: RE: Goat From: number 6 chapati |
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14 Mar 05 - 12:33 AM (#1434119) Subject: RE: Goat From: Peace Wine skins |
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14 Mar 05 - 12:44 AM (#1434123) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi West African djembe drums use goat skins for their drum heads. And probably other types of African drums use goat skin too. The goats don't mind because they are already dead. |
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14 Mar 05 - 01:05 AM (#1434127) Subject: RE: Goat From: GUEST,Bill the Collie cheese |
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14 Mar 05 - 01:10 AM (#1434132) Subject: RE: Goat From: Shanghaiceltic Curried |
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14 Mar 05 - 03:33 AM (#1434161) Subject: RE: Goat From: GUEST,Bee-dubya-ell CLICK! |
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14 Mar 05 - 04:13 AM (#1434175) Subject: RE: Goat From: GUEST,Mingulay at work In the English tradition the goat is "Roasted" from both ends at once (so I have heard). This, apparently, stems from naval custom and practice but is now more prevalent in certain scholastic establishments located within the Thames valley, there is also talk of Royal Households being involved. I am at a loss to understand what is done with the 'un' roasted central portion of the goat. Perhaps someone out there is in the know. |
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14 Mar 05 - 06:46 AM (#1434235) Subject: RE: Goat From: John MacKenzie Captivating cavorting Capricons contemplating caprine curry, completely crazy! Giok |
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14 Mar 05 - 07:09 AM (#1434243) Subject: RE: Goat From: Davetnova I thought roasting was done by footballers to young ladies. |
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14 Mar 05 - 07:34 AM (#1434256) Subject: RE: Goat From: John O'L Anagram of gato, which is French for cat, which is an anagram of act, which in Swedish is gora, which is almost an anagram of goat |
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14 Mar 05 - 07:44 AM (#1434266) Subject: RE: Goat From: John MacKenzie Gato I think is Spanish for cat, whereas chat is the French ¦¬] Giok |
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14 Mar 05 - 08:15 AM (#1434283) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi The astrological sign Capricorn astrological sign |
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14 Mar 05 - 08:18 AM (#1434287) Subject: RE: Goat From: John O'L It's all Greek to me |
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14 Mar 05 - 08:19 AM (#1434289) Subject: RE: Goat From: Pied Piper Are you referring to Capra hircus hircus, here is a picture of it's brain. PP |
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14 Mar 05 - 02:20 PM (#1434541) Subject: RE: Goat From: Ebbie "Under bills before the House and Senate, goats would finally get the respect Hendrickson said is long overdue. And goat owners could be assured that thieves would face harsher penalties for stealing the animals, which can range in value from $100 to $16,000. "For years and years, goats have always been the brunt of jokes," said Hendrickson, who has nearly 40 goats on her farm. "They're not a $5 tin-can eating animal anymore." In today's Seattle Times. So there. |
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14 Mar 05 - 02:59 PM (#1434596) Subject: RE: Goat From: Liz the Squeak That Aries thing.. That's Limpit that is.... LTS |
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14 Mar 05 - 04:36 PM (#1434691) Subject: RE: Goat From: GUEST,skipy On anagram of "goat curry" is:- cougar try Pointless really, but there you go! Skipy |
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14 Mar 05 - 06:25 PM (#1434767) Subject: RE: Goat From: John O'L Yeah, but what is it in French? Or Spanish? |
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14 Mar 05 - 08:01 PM (#1434861) Subject: RE: Goat From: Troll It's just one of the many advantages of being several different people. Mr. Feebish says that the lessons are coming alone but he really doesn't care all that much for "Lady of Spain". GOD! He is SO picky! troll |
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15 Mar 05 - 12:14 AM (#1435017) Subject: RE: Goat From: LadyJean I almost married a man who said goats were grounds for divorce. His family raised them for a while, and he had less than pleasant memories of the beasties. When I went to France he asked me to bring him a French post card. So I did. The goats on that card weren't wearing anythin, and one of them was female. I don't know what he was complaining about. Gato is Spanish for cat. The French word for cat is Chat. |
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15 Mar 05 - 12:38 AM (#1435025) Subject: RE: Goat From: John O'L Rub it in. I made one of my rare mistakes. I'm just glad it happened on the Goat thread and not the Life After Death thread, or (God help me) the Muslim Intolerance thread. |
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15 Mar 05 - 01:57 AM (#1435047) Subject: RE: Goat From: GUEST,Bill the Collie Regimental mascots |
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15 Mar 05 - 03:40 AM (#1435072) Subject: RE: Goat From: open mike baaaaaaaaaaaaaaa i have had ( and milked) Nubians, Toggenburgs, Alpines, and the diminuative La Mancha. from their milk i have made yogurt, cheese, ice cream, and (rarely) butter. goat milk is naturally homogenized and the cream does not seperate out unless put thru a centrafuge seperator. it does not just rise to the top like Cow's milk. they all have different ears. Nubians are measured as if wing span, Alpine's ears stick straight up and La mancha are like little flap of skin like a seal or sea lion. theri horns are warm because there is blood flowing inside them, not like antlers which fall off each year. ok that's enough goat lore. i used to milk 22 goats each day for a neighbor. She had to work to make money to feed them, and then had to hire someone to milk them also...she worked cooking for fir fighting crews. baaaaaaaaaaaaaa trip trap trip trap |
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15 Mar 05 - 06:56 AM (#1435136) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi Troll killer in violent children's folktale [I hope it wasn't one of your relatives, Troll!] Three Billy Goats Gruff |
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15 Mar 05 - 07:17 AM (#1435152) Subject: RE: Goat From: Noreen From: THE BODHRAN SONG (Brian O'Rourke) Oh I am a year old kid I'm worth scarcely fifteen quid. I'm the kind of beast you might well look down on But my value will increase At the time of my decease For when I grow up I want to be a bodhran |
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15 Mar 05 - 07:23 AM (#1435155) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi A smelly kid [Thanks to Noreen for that inspiration] |
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15 Mar 05 - 05:00 PM (#1435549) Subject: RE: Goat From: Troll Azizi, I DO NOT live under a bridge!!!! I live ai a nice dry cave in a comfortable middle-class neighborhood. While I have drunk goats milk on numerous ocassions and enjoy curried goat now and again, I try to avoid live goats as much as possible. They smell. troll |
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15 Mar 05 - 05:15 PM (#1435561) Subject: RE: Goat From: Ebbie The only goat that smells as far as I know is the billy. I don't know what makes HIM smell so bad and I'm afraid to ask. Nannies and wethers (neutered males) sre fine, smellwise. I used to have an Angora wether and he helped me clear my land. I broke over the slim branches of thorntree saplings that I was going to dig out and he was in (goat) heaven. Angoras and some others are browsers while milk (milch) goats are grazers. |
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15 Mar 05 - 05:31 PM (#1435569) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi Well Troll, the last Billy Goat Gruff made sure that no troll remained under THAT bridge. And the memory of what happened there that day lives on in folks' memory that no troll would ever think of setting up house anywhere near that place. So I don't blame you for hiding out in a cave. I mean, present company excepted I'm sure, trolls aren't known for being the nicest people on the block... But if you are really a reformed Troll, maybe you need to see if someone would make a hit movie that will improve your folks' image like was done for that green ogre Shrek. And, btw Troll, some people would see you feastin on goats' meat as being retaliation for what happened under that bridge long ago.. but, hey, I'm sure that thought never crossed your mind. :O) |
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15 Mar 05 - 05:40 PM (#1435582) Subject: RE: Goat From: Little Hawk I had a long and happy acquaintance with goats out at Rolling Thunder's camp in the late 70's and early 80's. They're amusing animals. The billies stink dreadfully, though, and are very aggressive. |
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15 Mar 05 - 05:44 PM (#1435590) Subject: RE: Goat From: Kim C Good eatin. |
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15 Mar 05 - 05:52 PM (#1435601) Subject: RE: Goat From: CarolC troll, and all five (is it five now, troll... and is freddie out of prison yet?) of his alternate personalities are some of the most dedicated accordion lovers I've ever encountered. That right there makes him almost a cut above your average troll in my opinion. Right troll? |
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15 Mar 05 - 10:33 PM (#1435740) Subject: RE: Goat From: Troll Freddie is out. The Governor came through for us right after he had a talk with The Other Guy. I didn't even know he had come out of his room and I cannot imagine what he told the Governor to convince him to commute Freddies sentence, but.... I mean I really think that Ten years for jaywalking was a bit severe. Anyhoo, The Other Guy has gone back into his room and locked the door and, while I'm grateful for what he did for Freddy, I'm just as happy that he didn't stick around. Just between you and me, he scares me sometimes. Azizi, I am NOT reformed nor am I hiding out in a cave from anyone. Bridges, culverts, etc are cold and damp. I happen to prefer a nice warm, dry cave, that's all. As far as eating goat, meats meat. What I REALLY like is the curry. troll BTW, that's "troll" with a lower case "t". A small thing but we all have our little ways. t |
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15 Mar 05 - 10:59 PM (#1435761) Subject: RE: Goat From: CarolC Yes, but when freddie walks on jays he does a lot of damage, and bluejays are a protected species. Considering where you all live, I'm surprised he didn't get the chair. |
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15 Mar 05 - 11:39 PM (#1435787) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi okay troll..whatever you say troll.. nice troll and so on and so on. But I'm wondering one thing...Who is Freddie?? Is Freddie an 'in joke'between you and CarolC or you and CarolC and others? If Freddie IS an in-joke, you can play pass the fact that I asked.. which you would do anyway if only a priviledged few are supposed to get this reference. And if he is real, "my bad" for that too.. **** Editorial comment: Being new around here has its disadvantages since some times references are made that seem incomprehensible. I recognize that they are based on folks knowing each other for quite some time. But still.. Maybe if we newbies were supposed to 'get it' you would have explained it.. But it's no big deal.. I'm just sayin... Azizi |
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15 Mar 05 - 11:56 PM (#1435789) Subject: RE: Goat From: CarolC LOL We just make it up as we go along, Azizi. It doesn't have to make sense because we are silly people. ;-) ( ...although troll and I and maybe a few others have had a head start on this one) P.S. any time you want to find out more about people, you can search their posting history by clicking on their name in blue letters in the heading of their post. Like this: Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi - PM Date: 15 Mar 05 - 11:39 PM |
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15 Mar 05 - 11:57 PM (#1435790) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi So maybe if I was a more careful reader I would have understood who freddie is.. "troll, and all five (is it five now, troll... and is freddie out of prison yet?) of his alternate personalities.." CarolC's post.15 Mar 05 - 05:52 PM . So freddie is one of troll's alternate personalities..?? I hope he's not Freddie Kruger or like him. But if he is, I just have to plea good intentions and hope that saves me from the Wrath of freddie and/or the Wrath of troll..not to mention having to watch out for his other personalities.. And I just have one personality {I think}. **** Hey, I'm just tryin to understand folks.. Azizi |
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16 Mar 05 - 12:09 AM (#1435792) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi CarolC, As you can see you beat me posting your reply by 1 minute. I really appreciate your response. Perhaps I need to work on my sense of humor..I don't do silly well. And then again, perhaps not. Peace, Azizi |
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16 Mar 05 - 12:20 AM (#1435795) Subject: RE: Goat From: Bunnahabhain Freddie has something to do with a story told by chongo chimp. I find searching the forum for odd references like that normally give some idea of what they're about, and who's involved. It even reveals to us newbies who was responsible for Shatner round here... Bunnahabhin |
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16 Mar 05 - 12:38 AM (#1435799) Subject: RE: Goat From: CarolC And then again, perhaps not. LOL. Good point. BTW, do you know how to check your personal messages? |
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16 Mar 05 - 01:43 AM (#1435809) Subject: RE: Goat From: open mike and i do know why billie goats stink.. they are forever peeing on them selves.. peeing on thier faces and eating it they are gross i do not see what those nannies see in them... and all goats prefer bushes and trees to grass. they are brousers...they like roses, grapes, even poison oak and acorns. thier milk is digestible by some who are sensitive or alergic to cow's milk. there is a type of cheese as sweet as brown sugar and almost the same consistency as it. it is called whey ost, whey cheese, Ski Queen is one brand...when yo make cheese, first the rennet coagultes the solids from the whey. you cut the curds and drain off teh whey, which is mostly milk sugar or lactose, and when you boil it down, you get this sweet stuff which is crunchy with sugar granules. the curds are pressed and sometimes aged. little miss muffet knows. |
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16 Mar 05 - 01:44 AM (#1435810) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi Yes Carol. Thanks. I appreciate your PM and PMed you a response a short while ago. Now back to the goats.. What about a goatee??!! {I 'duck' and hide after that one!!} |
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16 Mar 05 - 04:39 AM (#1435872) Subject: RE: Goat From: mindblaster wHAT A LOAD OF BOLLOX - WHAT IS THIS THREAD ABOUT? |
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16 Mar 05 - 04:56 AM (#1435879) Subject: RE: Goat From: John O'L Goat |
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16 Mar 05 - 05:35 AM (#1435901) Subject: RE: Goat From: mindblaster Sorry I didn't mean to shout - caps lock - But what is this all about is it a code? - I know the thread title is goat - but I smell a rat! |
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16 Mar 05 - 07:15 AM (#1435942) Subject: RE: Goat From: John O'L I think you'll find the rat over in the other thread about the chimpanzee |
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17 Mar 05 - 04:42 AM (#1436718) Subject: RE: Goat From: mindblaster It get's beeter |
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17 Mar 05 - 11:29 PM (#1437393) Subject: RE: Goat From: Troll Azizi, I am troll. My avatars are: Freddie. Bumbling, good natured, kinda like a puppy. Angie. Five years old and wise beyond her years. An old soul in a young body. Angie takes crap from no one. Mr. Feebish. Fussy, vain, fastidious, a trifle prissy. A born accountant but without the charisma. Chuck. A drunk. A wasted life. He's usually passed out on the couch. The Other Guy. Stays in his room most of the time. You wouldn't like him. Trust me on this one. He probably wouldn't like you either. We all have avatars. I've simply chosen to identify mine and share little bits of their existance. It helps me deal with them. And now you know as much as I do. troll |
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18 Mar 05 - 12:38 AM (#1437429) Subject: RE: Goat From: Peace The ultimate. |
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18 Mar 05 - 12:39 AM (#1437430) Subject: RE: Goat From: Peace OOPS. Confused this with Bush brings out the best . . . thread. |
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18 Mar 05 - 12:40 AM (#1437431) Subject: RE: Goat From: Little Hawk Here he is! |
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18 Mar 05 - 12:41 AM (#1437432) Subject: RE: Goat From: Little Hawk Oh. Sorry. I got this confused with the other thread. |
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18 Mar 05 - 06:19 AM (#1437544) Subject: RE: Goat From: freda underhill goat man Pan fell in love and chased a coy nymph named Syrinx. She begged the local nymphs to transform her into marsh reeds, detesting his ugliness with goat legs and horns. They did so and Pan had to content himself by fashioning several lengths of the reeds together with wax that produced such sweet notes when skillfully played. |
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18 Mar 05 - 06:24 AM (#1437545) Subject: RE: Goat From: freda underhill man goat |
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18 Mar 05 - 08:51 AM (#1437645) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi I interrupt this thread to say Hi to all of troll's avatars including the Old Man who wouldn't like me anyway.. My avatars are completely unknown to me..So I have no idea if they'd greet you and your avatars or not. Okay..As Ed Sullivan used to say "On with the shew!!" |
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18 Mar 05 - 03:19 PM (#1437861) Subject: RE: Goat From: Troll It's not the "Old Man" azizi. It's The Other Guy and he's not exactly Mr. Rogers. Quite the opposite in fact. troll |
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18 Mar 05 - 04:12 PM (#1437905) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi troll [with a small "t'], I would appreciate it if you would [could??] convey my apologies to the Other Guy for messing up his name. And for those who wonder what all this has to do with goats-not much. |
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21 Mar 05 - 08:09 AM (#1439588) Subject: RE: Goat From: Noreen Anyone lend me a goat to help clear the overgrown garden I'm taking over? |
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21 Mar 05 - 09:16 AM (#1439637) Subject: RE: Goat From: robomatic a beard the mob (John Goatti) great cheese |
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21 Mar 05 - 07:06 PM (#1440026) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi I found a post that mentions a goat in the thread on Children's Street Songs. The rhyme was posted on Feb 14, 2004 by Little Robyn.. Children's Street Songs I'm not sure about the etiquette of reproducing a post here without the poster's permission. However, by using the link provided you can read this call & response rhyme that begins: There was a man (There was a man) By the name Bill Bones (By the name Bill Bones) He had a goat (He had a goat) That he called his own. (That he called his own) {For some reason my clickies are always red instead of blue..I can't figure that out. But at least they work} Azizi |
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21 Mar 05 - 07:10 PM (#1440029) Subject: RE: Goat From: Layah The clicky is blue on my screen. Is it the same color red as one that's already been clicked? Then it just because you've been to the site you're making the clicky for. |
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21 Mar 05 - 07:31 PM (#1440051) Subject: RE: Goat From: John O'L Azizi - If you want it to stay blue, don't click it. If you want to see if it works, you'll have to turn it red. Sorry |
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22 Mar 05 - 08:37 AM (#1440442) Subject: RE: Goat From: Noreen Maaa..aa... but you can make these colours different in your internet preferences- you can make it go purple or green.... |
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22 Mar 05 - 09:01 AM (#1440461) Subject: RE: Goat From: GUEST,Bainbo My goat's not smelly. And it doesn't attack. No whiffs or butts. |
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22 Mar 05 - 09:17 AM (#1440479) Subject: RE: Goat From: Azizi Thanks for the info re the colors..I thought someone had gotten my political preference wrong. ;O) |
