Why do they faint?
I am sure they are ok. Just probably ran themselves out having fun.
It's a genetic disorder. It happens when they are startled or panic. I'm sure it's no fun.
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It's a genetic disorder. It happens when they are startled or panic. I'm sure it's no fun.
Goats get narcolepsy??? WTH??It's a genetic disorder. It happens when they are startled or panic. I'm sure it's no fun.
Why do they faint?
I am sure they are ok. Just probably ran themselves out having fun.
Oh, I don't like these little fainting goats. It makes me worried for them. Yes, they are okay, but when they faint, they are vulnerable and that worries me.
Say Sorry, Dana. Delete Please.
Oh no, don't feel bad. They are a little group of goats that need us!
And it would take twice as long to deliver the presents. One bouncing this way, one going that way, knocking heads, falling down, twisting their little fannies and kicking off to the left and then to the right
But what a happy site to see!
This was a group of ornery goats! bullies!
Billies, now Bullies!
Im supposed to be getting ready for the last day of this semester, and preparing all my work shopping stuff for creative writing class, but no, instead I am on this forum drinking day old coffee and admiring pictures of baby goats thinking about how I love their iddle widdle short pants and want to scratch their stinky ears and kiss their fuzzy wuzzy foreheads. It's not even 9 yet.