DEVELOPING: Insatiable Downtown Goats Finish Grass; Move On To Neighboring Bougainvillea
By Ryan - Thursday September 11th 2008 |
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Harvey, hungrier than shit Thursday afternoon, ignores logical boundaries and charges the neighboring vines bordering Angels Flight
Oh, Harvey. Such a card!
Concerned the goats are not receiving proper nutrients from the matted, trash-infused, malt-liquor-and-piss-soaked grass underneath Angels Flight, an unidentified woman offers a healthy alternative: one carrot for some 100 goats
Above: Goats.
Trueheart 6150 in a pensive moment
Above: Two bull moose have been brought in to quickly clear the shrubs adjacent to the water court. Watch yourself up there!
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Sounds like a ripe opportunity for some metal bands to get a good photo-op! Hail Satan!
No embeddable images in comments? Phooey.
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Nice, byrneout.
That dog’s got devil eyes!!!
[...] Market has been around since 1917. Across the street from the also historic, now out of commission Angel’s Flight, Angelenos would take a penny-ride to the open-air market which met the needs of newly immigrated [...]
Goats ain’t so green after all. Rumor has it they damaged if not killed a bunch of trees by stripping off their bark at this site. Will the contractor be required back to replant – I doubt it.
There is also a lot of concern about goats being vectors for weeds as they move from site to site with weed seed in their gut and on their fur.
Goats don’t spew exhaust like mowers do, but weeds are pollution too.
http://www.cal-ipc.org/resources/pdf/BioPollution.pdf