The 42-year-old actress, who graduated from Denison University in Ohio in 1994, told Conan O'Brien that she 'might have been the leader of the streakers and we just streaked, all summer.'
- October 16, 2014
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Jennifer Garner confessed to Conan O'Brien on "CONAN" on Tuesday, October 14 that she enjoyed streaking during her college years. Jennifer, who was an apprentice at Barn Theatre School for Advanced Theatrical Training in Augusta during her college years, said that instead of partying, she and her colleagues frequently streaked.
"I didn't drink, I was never a big party girl but I, um, I streaked," the "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" actress said. "I just was in a naked frame of mind! I don't think I was the only streaker but I think I might have been the leader of the streakers and we just streaked, all summer."
"It doesn't [seem like me at all]," Jennifer added, "I mean, it must have been six or seven years ago, so ..." She then asked Conan whether he got "the urge to take your clothes off?" in which he replied, "I was always encouraged to be clothed at all times."
During the interview, Ben Affleck's wife also talked about an unusual solution she chose to solve a problem at her house in Los Angeles. She explained, "Down the sides of the hill, we have this ivy... We realized that there were rats living in the ivy. It started to feel like we needed to deal with this but it was expensive to tear out. And my husband was going on location and I told him, 'Just go, I'll take care of it.' "
"I rented a herd of goats and I sent that picture to Ben on location," the "Men, Women & Children" actress continued, "It was his first day on the Batman set and I said, 'Honey! I'm taking care of the ivy!' That's 120 goats. We had a party and we called it the 'running of the goats' and we herded them from the driveway to the ivy."
Jennifer told Conan that the goats were loud while doing their job. "Goats are loud. And at night, they're pretty docile, they're fairly quiet, but every now and then, there was one that would be right under my bedroom window and it would go, 'Mamaaa, mamaaa, mamaaaaaa!' and I would leap out of bed."
She added, "Here's what the goat herder did not tell me. Ivy grows back."
