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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
    Besides, when you work that hard your CO2 emissions go up.................Al won't be happy with you!

    This may be the end all solution, nice little place on the ocean low maintenance.
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    I would use goats instead of the horse. If the grass is too long you just add a goat, too short you just eat a goat. I know, you still have CO2. Well, there's no free lunch but Cabrito is mighty tasty!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kitz
    I would use goats instead of the horse. If the grass is too long you just add a goat, too short you just eat a goat. I know, you still have CO2. Well, there's no free lunch but Cabrito is mighty tasty!

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    The goats my be the best deal, I have never had goat cheese but as long as we're giving them grass, maybe they could cut the cheese.

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