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`»Thread of a million replys«´ AKA Random Chat

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The thread of a million replys! Post anything you want!
Sticky please?¿ :D
 
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Haha yeah!!! Toby's been trying to escape from his pasture! He's escaped twice. The first time he just looked around for some food, and was grazing. The second time (when it was colder) he galloped all over!!!! Silly guy :)
 
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Warning-super random stupid question about to be asked!!!!

Ok, I was thinking today (remember, your mind is like a dangerous neighborhood-never go in there alone :) talk to someone :D) and I came up with a really weird question.

Have you ever heard of a horse being allergic to hay??

Ok sorry for the weird question :)
 
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There's something about being sore - no pain no gain. You know you've been doing something, something beyond what your body is normally used to or fit for, sorta pushed yourself I guess.

Just found this thread. It's always good for a forum to have a general chat thread where everything goes. I call the ones I start the gibberish thread :p

You'll get to a million replys someday!
 
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Me too! I love it and I hate it :D

I mainly ride western and I do a little bit of English at the barn I work at. It's been 2 weeks since I have gone western, I should be riding tommorrow and its going to be so weird!!! O___o
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#16,823 ·
Hehehe. It's a love and hate relationship, I suppose ;)
I rode on Sunday, but not for that long because after doing plumbing and repairing the broken fence, we only had one hour of daylight left to ride. I normally ride Western, but lately with Dixie, I have been trying my hand at English. The first time I tried it on Sally, I wasn't a huge fan. But I was willing to try it and learn it to see if I could really judge my like/dislike for it. A few weeks back, I tried English with Dixie and I really enjoyed it. We even trotted together, which I never did with an English saddle before. Let me tell you, my legs were sore after that because we started off with a slow, sitting trot to begin with. I cannot wait to try more English trotting and riding :3
 
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i am western at heart and i love it much more, but now that i have ben doing english just as often as western, i am not hating it as much. i think its because if i put an english saddle on my horse, its just weird and my knees are not where they should be (hight withers and odd saddle pad) and on the horses at the barn, i sit comfortably. i just hate when the leather from the stirrups pinches my leg- ow!! i like you the horn saves me from sliding onto the neck if something happens :D better to get a horn in the stomach than to fall of the neck and get trampled!
 
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I'm going to say "Pre sent." every time someone calls my name for roll call from now on.

On a more depressing note. My nose may or may not be broken. At first I didn't think it was broken but it seems to be swelling a little more now. I guess I'll find out within 48 hours.
 
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