goats

This Texas mayor truly is the "G.O.A.T.".

Here is a Christmas album we all would love to have. Not really, but it would make a great Christmas present for those on Santa's naughty list.

Here is a Christmas album we all would love to have. Not really, but it would make a great Christmas present for those on Santa's naughty list.

It’s the best thing to hit the internet since Grumpy Cat: Video editing geniuses -- also known as people with a lot of spare time on their hands -- cut clips of screaming goats into the long notes of loud and well-known chick anthems and other pop hits. Scores of songs have been thusly "honored." But how do the people who recorded the originals feel about it? We can't speak for everyone,

Now that we think of it, why wouldn't you add footage of screaming goats to as many songs as you possibly could? Needless to say, this new internet trend makes much more sense to us than Harlem Shake videos or teenagers throwing gallons of milk into the air...

Here it is, folks -- your daily distraction from whatever horrid employment you might find yourself in. Luckily, if you're caught watching this you won't be there much longer. Hooray! You can thank us later as you pack up your cubicle.

Baby goats are just as inquisitive as any other baby animal. But like most babies, they have to learn about physics the hard way.

These lazy goats act a lot like dogs. They respond easily to their owner’s commands and would rather catch a ride in a golf cart than graze about from place to place like their ancestors had done for thousands of years.