Snuff Goat Friday
image source www.tind.gr
Ooohh errrr!!!
Yep, it’s a horror-slasher-kind’a Goat Friday this week!
This revolting image is offered as, I think, a screensaver by an animal-rights-kind’a outfit ... um ... I can only assume ... ?
Hard to say, because their site appears to be “under construction”.
Put it on your desktop at work and feel your ears burn, as your colleagues discuss your thought-provoking ‘statement’ ...
(Most sincere apologies to any readers enjoying a meal whilst surfing the ’Net ...)
posted by Jacob A. Stam at 2/09/2007 12:05:00 AM
4 Comments:
Oh Jacob... There goes breakfast!
( Kath rushes off to the bathroom!)
Sorry Kath!
Perhaps should have put a "Profound Carnage" warning somewhere above the image, and have it so the forewarned should have to scroll down.
Another concern is what to follow this with next week...
Maybe the only way to go is a cute goat/kid replete with fluffy tail. And cute, adorable little head, preferably still attached.
I fear Goat Friday may have gone TOO FAR this week.
Umm.
Hmm.
Err.
Well.
We've been learning, thanks to your good self, that many a person enjoys, or wishes to enjoy, carnal relations with goats.
Thing is though, there's not that much goat eating going on, is there?
Maybe a rare pit-roasted goat?
As far as screen savers go, I'd think most folk would shrug this off with a casual: "I've never eaten goat in my life", before tucking into their roast pork roll lunch, with nary a glance back.
Hmmm.
Ordered some lamb cultlets in Greece (as part of a platter). Lamb - for whatever reason - seems hugely expensive there: you buy by the piece or weight (20-24 Euro per kg).
Have no idea which part of the lamb these came from and I rather suspect that they were arse-quarter goat cutlets.
You can guess what they tasted like...
Nah, I've eaten goat and it didn't taste like that. Didn't seem to matter how much Macedonian red I washed it down with.
Thank god for the occy.
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