It's just that I was at the local farm/heritage centre place the other week and saw a goat being milked. The woman was talking about it as she went along and she said that goats normally have twins, but this particular goat only had one kid but because goats normally have twins, she was producing enough for two. I wanted to shout "SHE'S PRODUCING ENOUGH FOR TWO BECAUSE SHE'S FEEDING HER KID AND YOU ARE ALSO MILKING HER SEVERAL TIMES A DAY. IT'S ABOUT SUPPLY AND DEMAND, HAVEN'T YOU EVER READ MUMSNET?"
But of course I didn't.....
But it's been bugging me since then to know if I am right or not!
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mawbroon · 12/01/2007 10:22
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