In the following fascinating footage, Erin O'Brien uses advanced video recording and editing equipment to showcase the Goat's unique physical capabilities.
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11 comments:
I hope he signed a consent form! "Goat Gone Wild." Will this be a companion piece to your new book, or a DVD extra for the film version?
I'm quite impressed.
I think Goat should get back the money spent on cheerleading school...
:)
(S)wine went to film school and thinks this is the most brilliant thing ever! He's spitting out his toothpaste as I type. LOL ready for our 3rd viewing now.
7 hrs. later, up at 5:30 a.m. and this is the first thing I go to see, in order to start my day with a laugh. Long Live The Goat! The editing in this is SUPERB. I love the quick cut-ins of The Goat looking to the side.
That cartwheel was FAN-tastic!
I am SO RELIEVED that the Goat can ride a bike, I just can't tell you.
Hi Erin! Seriously - raise the bicycle seat a few inches. It is set too low for the goat.
Paulius, that's because it isn't the Goat's bike.
True.
It is my bike!
You should get the Goat some bike shorts for Christmas. Those jeans will rip up his under carriage.
Plus, it would be a win-win for you.
still loving this. we love the Goat. and the filmmaker.
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