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I'm going to Ireland around Easter time, based in Dublin and hiring a car to do the touristy things. I want to kiss the Blarney Stone etc. Actually really looking forward to it, will make a change from always going to Edinburgh.
And, yes, i shall sort out some sort of piccie thingy.
NR said you were going to PM me a picture of yourself, she also mentioned something about lingerie and a whip... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by patsycat
NR is a psycho wee liar. No whips, just a rubber paddle.
And anyway, I can't compete with PB's boob snaps. if i took piccies like that you would be admiring my feet.
^I've had gfs with wonderful large pert DDs (one of which also had a 22 inch waste...), but my favourite, most beautiful and most sexy gf, was not of note in that department, although she had a very nice shape when studied naked... :)
I don't remember her feet.
I love rubber paddles!
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That was even funnier than the fainting ones!!
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2 heads are better than 1?
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Octogoat
^^full length video here....!
Goats Play On Metal Sheet (VIDEO)
Thanks for this thread, I thought goats were for food and sex...er, not for me though I did eat a bit of goat stew once.
I think those are sheeps, not goats.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
(same same but different)
Hope this thread is safe to post on once again and we shall get no reds from the socalled goat-hatin' TeflonDon.
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He just looks so quietly pleased with himself....
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mmm... the goat is a lie
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Here you go goat less Betty have a beer and play a game.
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Geep: Rare 'goat-sheep' born on Irish farm
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County Kildare sheep farmer Paddy Murphy said the birth of the cross-bred animal was a "pure shock to the system"
A rare, hybrid animal that is part goat and part sheep has been born on a farm in the Republic of Ireland.
The animal, referred to as a geep, was born about two weeks ago on Paddy Murphy's farm in County Kildare.
The unexpected arrival is thought to be the result of mating between a goat and one of the sheep farmer's Cheviot ewes.
Mr Murphy said the cross-breeding was not intentional. He described it as a "pure shock to the system" and said it would be a "one-off" event on his farm.
"I've never seem anything like him before," he told the Irish Farmers Journal, adding that his family had been involved in sheep farming for "generations".
'Unbelievable'
Mr Murphy confirmed that the geep appeared to be healthy and "thriving" and was able to run faster than other lambs that were born around the same time.
"He's unbelievable," he said. "He's so fast you'd have to get him into the pen to catch him. There's no chance you would catch him otherwise."
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The 'geep' is thought to be the result of mating between a buck goat and a Cheviot ewe late last yea
The sheep farmer, who also owns Murphy's pub in Ballymore Eustace, County Kildare, spoke to the journal in a interview headlined: Ewe gotta be kidding.
'Unusual character'
He said he witnessed a goat mating with ewes on his farm during "tupping" season five months ago, but had given the matter little thought until the geep appeared,
He said the new arrival had created a lot of laughter in the pub, when he showed mobile phone pictures of the hybrid to his customers and friends.
"He's an unusual character," Mr Murphy added, saying the animal was developing a set of horns on its head.
The Irish Farmers Journal said it was the first time it had reported the birth of a healthy geep in Ireland.
A spokeswoman for Ulster Farmers Union the said the live birth of a so-called geep is a very rare event and they are not aware of any currently in existence in Northern Ireland.
She said this form of cross-breeding, on the rare occasion it does occur, is likely to involve a buck goat and a ewe.
However, the geep usually dies during the ewe's pregnancy or is stillborn.
The ewe and her geep The farmer said the ewe was raising the geep "just like a lamb" and her new arrival was thriving
Mr Murphy said the ewe in question was raising the geep "just like a lamb".
As for the hybrid animal's future, the farmer said he was not planning to send the geep for slaughter but would try to keep it for as long as it was practically possible to look after it.
But he has not yet chosen a name for his new pet.
"We've no name set up yet, no. We might look for one" Mr Murphy said.
BBC News - Geep: Rare 'goat-sheep' born on Irish farm
^very interesting; gives me an idea...