Shinra Kishitani (
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sortinghat_rp2012-09-25 07:32 pm
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Journal Entry #6
I'm not sure if anyone else has been having this issue with their goats, but Zazzerpan has been following me around and bleating very insistently for quite a while now and I'm getting to be very worried about him. I know that I've been feeding him sufficiently and I've checked him for injuries or possible disease a number of times, so I'm really not sure of what could be wrong.
Any input or suggestions would be much appreciated.
Any input or suggestions would be much appreciated.
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he doesnt trip over his ears so much anymore which is good i guess but it was so cute you know?
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And I'm very glad Durden has learned not to trip over his ears! I imagine that would have inconvenienced him quite a bit. Were they exceptionally long, or does Durden just have very short legs?
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no i think he is just growing out of them they were very long and he does kind of have stubby legs and also he tends to keep his head down a lot i should have probably named him jack but oh well
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It sounds like Durden is just going through a growth spurt, so there's probably no cause for alarm. And Jack is an excellent name as well. Perhaps you could call him Jack Durden.
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yeah thats what i figured that or he was just a shy little goatie also the fact that you have no idea what im referencing with his name makes it even funnier
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You do raise a good point. Durden might have been shy. How old would you say he is? If he was separated from his mother too young, that might explain any withdrawn behaviour.
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Was his name a reference?
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i dunno? he is a kid they all look the same to me i only know durden because he is the only one that falls over when you suddenly jump into the pen
yes its from a book