Every
week over eight thousand million billion thousand goats die in the UK
and over eighty million thousand hundred million and 4 of these die
in very silly circumstances indeed. I am of course referring to
drunken goat acupuncture – the new craze which has gripped
thousands of inebriated men and women whilst stumbling through their
own vomit on the dark trail back from the ethanol outlet.
Now
we've all felt the need to administer alternative therapies to
defenceless farm animals in our day today lives. Whether it's
homoeopathy on a hen or reflexology on a wren, it can certainly be a
lot of fun and can have some hilarious consequences, but is chicken
karma really better than chicken korma?
More
and more of us are awaking to find our beloved late night deep-fried
mystery meat outlets are being replaced by shady inner-city farms,
with MacDonald's conspicuously still managing to be the market
leaders. For as little as 5 pieces of silver and an Allan key, they
will hand over a complete goat and needle set - no questions asked.
Certain
addicts will house 20-30 goats at once, all in states of
semi-relaxation, some doing that thing where they shout like a man.
However, for many casual users, drunk acupuncture is not second
nature and many will end up just sticking needles in wherever they'll
fit as they struggle to find the correct meridians. Goats know when
they're being sold dodgy therapies and will probably start doing that
thing where they shout like a man again. Some just lose control all
together and pick a fight with a fridge or leave in search of the
Scottish Medicines Consortium to register an official complaint.
This
sort of mindless kiddie fiddling has to stop. Goats are for food and
Youtube. Together we can put an end to this tomfoolery. Together we
can make sure Old MacDonald had a
farm. Eee-eye, eee-eye, oh.
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