glenolam's madness - April passed away

I've only had goats since 2009 and I've had alpacas since 1997 so I know just a little more about alpacas than goats. :P But I'm working on my goat knowledge! :D
 
He he he he he he........

http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=8854&p=2

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I saw it...getting heated, isn't it? I'm just going to sit and watch the fun happen.

Teehee -I just used the term 'heated' for a disbudding argument :lol:
 
Is that smilie on the toilet?! :lau

:pop <----watching the disbudding thread, not the smilie on the potty
 
I told you they would just fight about it. Why do you think I posted my disbudding questions here?

I have to say my kids do not look like that picture. My ND person did NOT burn to the skull.

The frozen dog turd line made me :gig :gig :gig :gig

Thanks for sharing that glenolam.
 
The mental picture I got from that was priceless.....

I imagine disbudding a kid out in the garage/barn. Man holding goat down, woman disbudding with iron. Kid/Another adult standing by watching.

Woman: OK. I think I've got it - do ya see the skull yet?

Man: Nope - keep going.

Woman: OK........how bout now? Looks good to me.

Man: Yep - kid/other adult, go over yonder and grab that peice of shurd the dog left out last night....that one, yes, that one right there. Looks sharp enough, eh?

Woman: Sure does. That'll git her done.

Kid/Other adult: This shurd's stuck to the ground. I can't get it off.

Woman: Oh for Pete's sake. *runs over with sterile knife and cuts the shurd off the ground* THERE.
 
:lau I almost fell off the couch guys.

What kind of meds are you on today Glen? I want some :lol:
 

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