>_> Crap...

Oh, haha. Well then..

Excuse me for wanting someone to use some grammar. Really, it's not that hard to use at least SOME form of punctuation.

Oh dear, I didn't mean you. I meant the girl who posted the unreadable message. Sorry, should have been more clear.
From what I got of it she was saying that this post was stupid. I could be wrong though....

I blame texting. People have gotten so lazy with correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Teachers barely correct my 13 year old cousin's spelling, so she spells things like "brane" when she means "brain". I'm like, "I'm tutoring you in science, not spelling!". I think you should give him a mohawk. I have desperately been trying to grow out my mare's rubbed patch of mane. She looks pitiful in this stage. Personally, I don't like manes that look like they have been cut perfectly even. I always think of moe from the three stooges. Sometimes, I swear the horses are embarrassed by the cuts their owners give them around here. Then again, I ride english, so the manes are braided, not banded. I just can't get to liking that banded look, I've tried! The romantic part of me thinks all horses should have long, flowy, natural manes. I am afraid of using scissors on her for fear the same thing will happen to me as it did you!

^ Trust me, don't do it!

Usually I just cut upwards so it doesn't look like I cut it, and looks more natural. But I decided it was time for something different, and look what happened.

I ended up banding it yesterday to try and fix it. It made it worse, his mane is so thick that now it stands up and it's about two inches long. I'm going to wait for it to grow out he isn't going back to training until may.

LMAO! YOU ARE SCREWED! It will be fine...soon....

Haha, Oh well. Everyone who walks by his stall says "he looks like a zebra" >_> Which wasn't the look I was going for.