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Goat sidehacking is illegal in these parts, ma’am…

August 21st, 2009

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38 Responses to “Goat sidehacking is illegal in these parts, ma’am…”

  1. Bryonia says:

    O.o

    Uhm…wat? Why is the pygmy goat in harness attached to a frame bolted to the bicycle? Is she blind and the goat is acting as a guide dog for the bike?

  2. altagato says:

    @Bryonia and that’d be why it’s called WTF pics

  3. Sharmed says:

    What it looks like is she is trying to get the goat some exercise. I knew someone that would hook up a show lamb to a hotwalker to get it toned up for the show. Perhaps that’s what is going on here.

    This is a weird way to do it, though. Most everyone else I knew just chased the animals around for an hour or so.

  4. Sharmed says:

    On second thought, she could be using it to train the goat for cart pulling. Although, the goat looks a little small for that.

    Hmm, this is an odd one, haha.

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  7. Mr Evilwrench says:

    Well, ok, who’s supplying the motive force here? I think it’s time to appoint a government bureaucracy to study the problem, attach sensors to the vehicle, determine whether the animal is being abused and by how much, then levy taxes on all of us to pay for all this, plus more on this citizen in proportion to how much she’s determined to be abusing said goat. It’s only fair.

  8. Sari Everna says:

    I don’t find this too strange in light of the fact that we have a thing intended for just this purpose, except for dogs. The setup is kind of weird, though. Ours is just a sort of spring that acts to reel the dog in. Why a harness and frame instead?

    Plus, there seems to be something up with the lady’s left leg. Maybe the goat helps propulsion and balance?

  9. Exiled Thegn says:

    I think what’s happening here, and it actually makes it a little odder, is that that’s a scooter, not a bike. That goat looks like it’s supplying all forward motion. I’m going to have to agree with Sharmed. It looks like the goat’s being trained for pulling things with a harness. But logical explanations aside, still: WTF?

  10. Bryonia says:

    Found it: The Original Dog-Powered Scooter

  11. James says:

    Is that Martha Stewart?

  12. Mechnohan says:

    “I built this contraption so NO man will have any complication walking their Ram.”

  13. Zage says:

    @James
    I was guessing either her, or Meryl Streep.

  14. Mel says:

    Where is her accordian?

  15. MrKitties says:

    Itchy gorilla! It’s an itchy gorilla!

    awesome mst3k reference by the way.

  16. Big Daddy Bull says:

    I’ve heard of horse-power…but this is sad!

  17. Big Daddy Bull says:

    You know what’s crazy about this…it looks as if the contraption was made for this exact purpose.

  18. cheewowwa says:

    what a lazy bum

  19. Amy says:

    The harness and frame provides better support in case the animal is not trained to the bike and will bolt or for those dogs (or goats) that may want to run off and chase squirrels and cats. It would provide a more stable set up.
    It’s really not that weird, it’s probably a show goat that needs exercise and she has no other way. It’s not like she can pop it up on a jog a dog

  20. James says:

    @ Zage Hmmm didn’t think that one, but now that you mention it…..

  21. ZAJK says:

    blind goat?

  22. Goldie says:

    She’s riding a scooter, and yeah, the harness seems made for it. If you go to Culpeppers, there they are, including a gang of dogs hitched to a trike.

  23. wolfgang says:

    looks kinda like the goat’s front left leg is broken or something why would it be pulled all the way up like that when its walking? May be she’s training the goat to walk with three legs

  24. Biscuit Tin says:

    It’s not just a scooter. It’s a scooter that makes a subtle-flavored low-fat cheese.

  25. Jack says:

    It’s a seeing eye goat for blind bicyclists.

  26. ninja face says:

    aww i love goats :d

  27. Dances With Dingos says:

    She is wise not to have made the afore seen mistake of mixing accordion music and a trampoline with the goat’s workout…I can certainly understand why goats find that irresistible (foot starts tapping)

  28. waltere says:

    @Zage
    Looks more like Victoria Wood to me

  29. Tesla says:

    She’s only got one foot it seems.

  30. kp says:

    Funny looking training wheel.

  31. Sharmed says:

    @wolfgang

    Its leg isn’t broken. That’s how goats look when they move. They aren’t high steppers, but they do bend their knees pretty dramatically when they get going a little faster than a walk.

    How do I know? I used to raise meat goats. I spent a lot of time feeding, watering, vetting, and just generally enjoying their company. Goats have got to be the funniest animals I’ve ever owned.

  32. DH says:

    Mechnohan :
    “I built this contraption so NO man will have any complication walking their Ram.”

    That’s what you get for buying Dodge. GM vehicles – You wouldn’t buy one, so we’re still taking your money but now you don’t get one of our vehicles….

  33. BoneFish says:

    this sucks, i like pineapple

  34. Luke says:

    the women is to fat, she’s getting the goat to do the work for her

  35. eddy_h says:

    “sidehacking”??

    also, “too fat” – do you live in anorexiaville or something?

  36. chickenhound says:

    Ive seen rigs like that before they are meant for allowing one to bike and walk ones dog at the same time ( a regular leash can get tangled in the bikes wheels) why she has a goat strapped in I dont know

  37. jhony d says:

    definitely an american. taking nature and making it its bitch.

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