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Greji wrote:You called? Was CJ or somebody trying to get a hold of me?
Coligny wrote:you durty old man... at least leave us a sweaty tshirt with yer smell before your next expedishiun...
IparryU wrote:Greji wrote:You called? Was CJ or somebody trying to get a hold of me?
dude how have you been?
We miss you dude... come back to FG!!!!!
(or at least lets go out for milk shakes...)
Greji wrote:IparryU wrote:Greji wrote:You called? Was CJ or somebody trying to get a hold of me?
dude how have you been?
We miss you dude... come back to FG!!!!!
(or at least lets go out for milk shakes...)
Just coming off a hard summer chasing the good stuff on the beach, but I'm always on for a shake. but you're not in the neighborhood any more, right?
FG Lurker wrote:Welcome back! Hope you had someone taking care of the goat herd in your absence.
Greji wrote:IparryU wrote:Greji wrote:You called? Was CJ or somebody trying to get a hold of me?
dude how have you been?
We miss you dude... come back to FG!!!!!
(or at least lets go out for milk shakes...)
Just coming off a hard summer chasing the good stuff on the beach, but I'm always on for a shake. but you're not in the neighborhood any more, right?
Russell wrote:Mike Oxlong wrote:
I must say that this sheep looks quite good!
wagyl wrote:Greji you are a disgusting online troll (as opposed to an underbridge troll, but I hear they get the billygoats gruff, if your tastes extend to billies. Just don't be fooled when they say a fatter goat will be on the way, you chubby chaser)
Greji wrote:Yanps I didn't know you were really an Aussie….
A condominium complex in Machida, Tokyo, has decided to ditch noisy lawnmowers and their paid pushers for a more natural option: goats.
The suburban complex has obtained four grass-munching animals to help beautify the walled property and chomp on weeds in those hard-to-reach areas.
A spokesman for the state-owned site’s developer claims the rental goats are cheap and don’t need much instruction while their poop pellets pose little risk to residents’ health.
“It’s more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than paying for lawn mowing,” he said.
“And goats are better than humans at mowing grass on steep slopes.”
Residents have embraced the idea. The developer says that if the two-month trial, which started in September, works out it may hire more goats for its other properties.
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yanpa wrote:I recently read an article which asserted he is a resident of Setagaya-ku. Which is kind of on the way to Machida, I guess.
Meanwhile, in Merkinland...
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