goats

A neighborhood association brings a case in state court against a defendant who sacrifices goats in his backyard.

Throw a complicated, not semantic API out there and sacrifice goats hoping that someone will use it?

It doesn't matter that it allows us to conceive of an absurd number of goats, like 1,000,000.

This is fascinating stuff - now they just need to feed genetically modified spider-goats graphene and see what happens!

Now you can actually build for ios and android, which wasn't possible before with modifying the UBT and sacrificing 3 goats.

The efficient way is to genetically-engineer goats to produce the silk from their teats.

On the upside, the farm family in question slaughters their own goats and they use every bit of them - nothing goes to waste.

Example: Seven Goats Hopped Seven Boats With Only a Spoon to Spare.

I could have been herding goats there, maybe as part of some a green eco-initiative project...

The theory of natural numbers is useful because it provides a simple formal way to accurately count the number of goats (and possibly other things).

The only numbers I've seen come from the Separating Programming Sheep From Non-Programming Goats papers by Saeed Dehnadi and Richard Bornat: > We have discovered a test which divides programming sheep from non-programming goats.

I may take on a couple goats for milk but that would follow later.

Worse even, people that do not belief in parapsychological effects ("the goats") tend to do worse than random.

You could ask them "how many letters are in the last word of your rhyme, how many goats were there?"...

(How many people who claim to be able to program cannot create fizzbuzz in an hour even if you give them a description of modulo) I suspect that a lot of it comes from "programming sheep and goats", which was later withdrawn by its author.

The entire magicians trilogy by Lev Grossman - also anything by Jon Ronson (particularly 'the Men Who Stare at Goats' or 'Them').