This might be the best 35 seconds of your day - ok, 36 seconds

[ashling]

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. LOVE it!

What was the occasion, I wonder?

[struggle4progress]

3. The geese are training to take over the world

[trof]

18. That was the aim of the last 'goose-steppers'.

[Melissa G]

2. Great post! n/t

[pintobean]

4. God, I hope not

but it is so far.

[graywarrior]

5. Spectacular!

[hlthe2b]

6. That's great...

Anyone who has spent time in Fort Collins, CO, knows how many Canadian Geese overwinter there (there was a translocation experiment in the 60s that was successful beyond any expectations)... But now, it is amusing to see lines of geese waddling across roads, Boulevards and even major thoroughfares, while motorists wait and learn the meaning of patience. Fortunately, I've not seen any become assholes--the Geese eventually cross the road and traffic once again resumes. But, even if I've been in a hurry, that scene could not help but elicit a smile.

(Denver likewise has its share, but Fort Collins' numbers are pretty exceptional...)

[Moondog]

7. Well that was fun. Thanks.

[Bucky]

8. It's only good for about 23 seconds. Then it becomes dreary and depressing again.

Maybe if one of those geese ended up on somebody's dinner table, it'd justify the tedious walk off scene with a commentary on the purposelessness and vacuity of life in the 21st century.

[rhett o rick]

9. What?? You mean watching those little fascists?? nm

[Tuesday Afternoon]

10. step in time!

[agracie]

11. Ohio geese march like that too, then one of them dots the "i". n/t

[agracie]

13. Betcha they are marching to the drugstore to buy Chapstick. They will ask the clerk to...

put it on their bill.

[a la izquierda]

16. Oh you! Nt

[agracie]

14. Take a gander at this video, and note that each goose has its very own website. n/t

[harmonicon]

15. I think it starts off really good...

but the last 9 seconds are just kind of so-so.

[agracie]

17. Maybe toward the end they could honk if they love JC? n/t