Hmm, yes, goat. O_o Each to their own.... though goats can be quite sociable and will follow you around to a certain degree while working on a property. They are curious and like to see what you are doing - and if they can eat part of it while you aren't watching! Having to fight the goat tug-of-war style to recover a greasy rag you were using to work on a engine because the goat thought the clean end would be tasty can be a annoying.
Has anyone else noticed that goats horns are warm - I'm not sure about other animals with horns, as I haven't been able to pat many other horned creatures, but I would expect that since they do grow, they would have some blood supply to them, which in turn would result in them being warm.
As for wolf or cheeta - everyone likes a fit figure - either to have one or get their paws on one. Certainly wasn't a shortage of fit figures in those commercials!
Orangina seems to be using the Coca Cola theory of "it's good for everything!", gets rust of your bumper bar, marinates meat, cleans coins - suspect Orangina may be able to do that too... >_<
Scrapper, Black Dragon, exercise gives a firm figure, even if trim comes naturally.
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> From: Lily Kara <lilykarafox_at_yahoo.com>
>No goats! As for the cheetah girl...you guys can keep her, I want the wolf girl! Rowf!!!
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>Lily
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>From: "spambucket0_at_cox.net" <spambucket0_at_cox.net>
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> Oops! My mistake. The pig in the bed at the end appears to be a goat or a sheep. It's hard to make out which. The picture resolution isn't that good. However the cheetah girl's butt turned out crystal clear. :)
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>--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, <skunkworksama_at_yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>Ok. I'd definitely sleep with the cheetah girl. But I draw the line at the pig. I wish her well but she's just not my type. Is the cheetah girl single? ;)
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>Edward Fox
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>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlKDu_XtG_I
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