also the big one on the left really seems to be trying to get the smaller ones to get their goat asses up there so we can DO THIS THING

Yeah the goats totally look superimposed or something.. I wonder if s/he's using some kind of HDR filter or something to make them jut out like that?

I was working more-or-less across the street from a goat pasture in Portland, which (SURPRISE) are condos now so they had to relocate the goats. They were put in originally as a free lawnmower, but became super popular and the owner of the business across the street bought the goats. They had a balancing beam similar to this one (though not as shaky, just a regular one.) The condo is not made out of goat bones; one of my friends adopted a few and they're building a new pen for them to play in, but I still miss them being in the middle of an otherwise urban/industrial environment.

There haven't been nearly enough goats in my life in a long time. Around my sophomore year my high school got two goats and they were the best, but since then I don't really encounter many.

OZ be careful what you wish for:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxbbIKnQld4

I love goats, but until the goat pasture, I kind of assumed all goats acted like they do at petting zoos, practically biting your hand off for your food, running around attacking people and other goats. These goats were so incredibly tame around people, it was a sight to be seen.

Update on the goats: still in the city, just further out on the outskirts of town for now, which really isn't far away, and could potentially do a lot for the community in question. Go goats!

Can it be a rampage when the goats are freed from emotion?