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Stationmaster goat in Japan

May 13th, 2009 by James

Move over, kitties! Uzen-Komatsu station has appointed a goat named Koma as its stationmaster:

goat stationmaster



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Comment by Kitty
2009-05-13 11:04:22

This is going to far. What is next a blowfish station master?

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Comment by Montsan
2009-05-13 12:03:32

GENIUS!

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Comment by Dave Faulkmore
2009-05-13 12:36:46

Great way to recycle the used tickets

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Comment by weirdo
2009-05-13 14:01:42

陰謀だ・・・動物たちは世界征服をたくらんでいるんだ・・・
人間の時代はオワタorz

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Comment by George
2009-05-13 14:07:06

Soon, in an effort to one-up the other station masters, stations will begin to hire conductor animals. Japan, wild over the cute animals, will flock to the trains being driven by cats, dogs, and goats. Their popularity will eventually put most human conductors out of work, causing massive social unrest, not to mention hundreds of deaths following multiple train derailments and collisions.

From there it will get worse. Factions of conductor terrorist groups will form, and release videos of beheading cute animal plush station master effigies. This in turn will militarize the animal-lovers, who will engage in bloody conflict and mecha arms race with the conductors for years.

Eventually the conductors will accept a compromise–wearing cute cat-ear hats–and harmony will be restored.

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Comment by sdasdasda
2009-05-14 02:10:59

no and no, stop with these animals

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