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Friday, August 26, 2005

Goat's Milk Surprise

Some guy in Brazil is milking a goat. So what's so unusual? Well, for one, it's male:

He told Terra Noticias Populares: "When I bought it, it already had two small teats and when I fondled them lots of milk came out.


Um... Those aren't teats. And it's not milk.

posted by Jar(egg)head at 08:25

3 Comments:

Blogger the mad angel of Periwinkle said...

A goat with two... leaking appendages? Sounds like the devil's work to me!! ;)

08:37  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Did you ever see the South Park episode where they "Red Rocket"'d the dog.

Milk....hmmmmmmmmmm

12:42  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Am I the only one wondering exactly why he would be fondling the goat's teats? And then he tells the world about it--EWWW!

15:42  

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