Google hiring goats, is this true?

9 years ago by sizaso · 2459 Likes · 17 comments · Popular

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alxx · 9 years ago · FIRST

I don't know if it's true, but I think I should start doing this as well...just to annoy my neighbors.

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deleted · 9 years ago

Happens frequently in the Seattle area to clear steep hillsides of brush and what not.

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serratedattheedges · 9 years ago

Where exactly does one hire a flock of goats? I've already checked Angie's list.

thatguyyouknow · 9 years ago

Maybe a farmer

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taeminnieah · 9 years ago

Where I live they use horses

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deleted · 9 years ago

What is that job interview even like?
Interviewer: where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Goat: *chewing on desk*

thatguyyouknow · 9 years ago

Or eating the grass infront of the Whitehouse

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guest · 9 years ago

This is how we should use our brains

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somechik · 9 years ago

I borrow my neighbor's goat about two days a week to keep the blackberry under control.

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ch4mb3r1 · 9 years ago

Why does this seem weird to you people? In northern Germany sheep are regularly used to mow the dykes.

deleted · 9 years ago

Its very popular in rural communities where I live. Same with guard llamas on farms. And no, I am actually not joking. They will fucking WRECK coyotes and foxes that try to get at the livestock

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ewqua · 9 years ago

"Hires" the goats? How big is their salary, all the grass they can eat?

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guest · 9 years ago

They do the same at O'hare airport in Chicago

armorsteven · 9 years ago

Well on the otherhand... now they got a lota shit to clean up. Haha

amadog19 · 9 years ago

Probably not. Helps to fertilize the ground actually.

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nadia · 9 years ago

Yeah, it's true. I saw this somewhere else.

putonyourslacks · 9 years ago

Using goats this way happens pretty frequently around the SF bay area

Google hiring goats, is this true?

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