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But none of them appears to be an American Meat Goat!
Oops! Reference fail. I was thinking of that other Engrish site…
I got your reference, and it fit perfectly!
If the 3 of them are farms then neither is a goat!
In my book, if you have a goat, then you have a farm, even if you live in an apartment (although if you keep a goat in your apartment, I would say the farm you’re most suited to is the Funny Farm!)
And how many acres does that have??
Depends on the number of Funnies…
Funny Acres- rest home for the terminally bewildered.
…and how is this a menu?
Well, obviously, you nominate whether you would like a nice cup of tea, a piece of goat, or a grilled tractor tyre for your breakfast. Can I get some toast with that tyre?
Y’know, a kid would immediately know which is a goat, but would probably eat the paper before answering anyway.
Etymology WIN! Looks like the rest of us missed that meaning of “kid”.
All right, we’ll let that one go as an etymological observation – you need not go to Dreadful Pun Hell. Yet.
Kinda sounds like hippie language. “Look at that farm dude, it’s goat!” XD
It’s goat what?? Goat sheep, Goat Chickens, Goat cows???
A little bit, yeah.
I don’t see how a purple teacup with a flower on it is a “farm”.
You could like grow things in it.
ant farm.. if you leave your beverage in there long enough.
Mold farm. Knew someone who cultivated one of those in a coffee cup when we were in college.
You didn’t go to SUNY Stony Brook, did you? (Because I did, and performed that particular act of horticulture myself!)
I think they meant say “form” as in a object or animal
Where do you think Cup Trees come from
Obviously fake, it even spelled ‘following’ wrong.
engrish is supposed to be spelled wrong…
Well that is why it is funny they even spelt following wrong!
*test*
At least one of the options was actually a goat. It would have been anyone’s guess what the hell they were on about otherwise.
If their english is that bad, it wouldn’t matter which one is the goat anyway
Unless it’s a farm!
A thorough win.
yes please.
Lets see here… are we having children recognize a goat, or are we just trying to recognize the kid goat somewhere in the “Farm”… and is that on the menu?