Going Green with Goats
After all, most towns and cities don't allow livestock within their boundaries but, if we sold it as a green alternative, maybe, just maybe they would allow it. Goats would reduce air pollution because people wouldn't be running the nasty, dirty engines on lawn mowers. Goats would also reduce chemical pollutants because the natural fertilizer would eliminate the need for chemicals. And, we could sell them on the population being healthier because they could drink the milk their goats produced instead of having to drink the milk laced with the growth hormones and everything else fed to cows in modern day dairies.Of course, knowing how narrow-minded government officials tend to be, I have a plan in place for what to do if they turn down our Going Green with Goats initiative. We will turn to pygmy goats. I know y'all are probably thinking I've lost it by now. After all, if goats won't be approved what makes me think pygmy goats will be approved. Well, we are going to use them stealthily. If we rig them with a few judiciously place bolts and something that looks like an antenna/radio signal receiver we can tell the city officials that the herd of pygmy goats are really a herd of mechanized, automated lawn mowing machines.
So who can I sign up to join in on my Going Green with Goats initiative?
2 comments:
LMAO! I love it <3 Hehehehe.
While I admire your initiative (and your alliteration), might I suggest sheep as an alternative? Sure, they're stupid, but they tend to be more rigid about their diets. Goats, on the other hand, will eat your lawn. Then they'll eat your trash. That's all fine and good, but eventually they will move on to eating your house and your clothes and that is NOT GOOD! I might be willing to put up with it, if I didn't have to mow the lawn...
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