Tipster Matt Spiegler sent along another entry in the annals of adorable goat video.

I'm gonna cut this out before this place turns into Cute Overload.

What with my two years of Jr. High French, I'm really not sure what this video is about.

As far as I can tell, the wicked cows defeat the peace-loving brachiosaurs in the battle of the sacred bell. Cows have a numerical advantage because they're really some sort of ambulatory hail or other weather phenomena, and don't rely on cumbersome egg-laying to reproduce.

Doofy cavemen then create Comté cheese, which blots out the sun, creating an ice-age plagued with pesky pterodactyls. The cheese then rolls down a hill and into a cave. The cave contains a number of ghosts, including Julius Caesar and the Beatles. Unafraid, the foolish cheese rolls straight through them and into the hands of a waiting affineur, who punishes its impertinence with a sharp rap with a hammer.

Mead Open Farm has a live webcam of adorable goats. Nothing I can say can possibly add to that, except, FULL SCREEN MODE.

Thinking about the wine article from our fall issue, and remembered this little clip... Picture me as the guy in the sweater w/the bowl cut.

Pinky: Gee Brain, what are we going to do tonight?

Brain: Same thing we do every night, Pinky... Try and take over the world!.

A little Saturday evening cartoon. Interesting cheese selection in the roll call; is Wensleydale's presence a nod to fellow-animators Aardman Studios?

When I saw this section from Liam Lynch's podcast Lynchland, I thought of our own efforts in the field of talking goats.

Liam is the creator of MTV's Sifl and Olly Show, brought to you by the incomparable Precious Roy Home Shopping Network.

Digging around for my last blog post, I found this, but decided it stands alone. (scroll down for video)

Here's something near and dear to Lassa's Antipodean heart: a grill-centric episode of Cheese TV, starring the ever-elegant Mme. Fromage, fresh tomatoes, and marinated goat cheese from Australia!

You can read and watch more of the Mme. at her blog, http://madamefromage.blogspot.com/

Amazing what the right music will do to a montage.

Just stumbled across this nice little primer on the science of curds via BoingBoing (yeah, I read it).