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June 3, 2008 at 2:36 PM #216407June 3, 2008 at 3:47 PM #216276
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ParticipantI had a feeling as such. I am from a long line of farmers, everyone with lots of land, barns, and a few with the horses too. And not a single one uses that as a primary mode of transport.
I know this is off the topic, but kinda relates due to the horse talk. I noticed a few guys talking about how horses are a huge red flag when it comes to the women they date. I interject that in my experience, it is Coastal horse women that are worrysome. The midwestern horse women I have met have usually been the most hard working, honest, reliable and trustworthy women I have met. Plus they usually are alittle better looking due to their higher activity levels and interest in keeping the midwestern 25 off to spare the horse.
The Ca horse women generally have been nuts. Hot, but nuts.June 3, 2008 at 3:47 PM #216360ParticipantI had a feeling as such. I am from a long line of farmers, everyone with lots of land, barns, and a few with the horses too. And not a single one uses that as a primary mode of transport.
I know this is off the topic, but kinda relates due to the horse talk. I noticed a few guys talking about how horses are a huge red flag when it comes to the women they date. I interject that in my experience, it is Coastal horse women that are worrysome. The midwestern horse women I have met have usually been the most hard working, honest, reliable and trustworthy women I have met. Plus they usually are alittle better looking due to their higher activity levels and interest in keeping the midwestern 25 off to spare the horse.
The Ca horse women generally have been nuts. Hot, but nuts.June 3, 2008 at 3:47 PM #216385ParticipantI had a feeling as such. I am from a long line of farmers, everyone with lots of land, barns, and a few with the horses too. And not a single one uses that as a primary mode of transport.
I know this is off the topic, but kinda relates due to the horse talk. I noticed a few guys talking about how horses are a huge red flag when it comes to the women they date. I interject that in my experience, it is Coastal horse women that are worrysome. The midwestern horse women I have met have usually been the most hard working, honest, reliable and trustworthy women I have met. Plus they usually are alittle better looking due to their higher activity levels and interest in keeping the midwestern 25 off to spare the horse.
The Ca horse women generally have been nuts. Hot, but nuts.June 3, 2008 at 3:47 PM #216410ParticipantI had a feeling as such. I am from a long line of farmers, everyone with lots of land, barns, and a few with the horses too. And not a single one uses that as a primary mode of transport.
I know this is off the topic, but kinda relates due to the horse talk. I noticed a few guys talking about how horses are a huge red flag when it comes to the women they date. I interject that in my experience, it is Coastal horse women that are worrysome. The midwestern horse women I have met have usually been the most hard working, honest, reliable and trustworthy women I have met. Plus they usually are alittle better looking due to their higher activity levels and interest in keeping the midwestern 25 off to spare the horse.
The Ca horse women generally have been nuts. Hot, but nuts.June 3, 2008 at 3:47 PM #216437ParticipantI had a feeling as such. I am from a long line of farmers, everyone with lots of land, barns, and a few with the horses too. And not a single one uses that as a primary mode of transport.
I know this is off the topic, but kinda relates due to the horse talk. I noticed a few guys talking about how horses are a huge red flag when it comes to the women they date. I interject that in my experience, it is Coastal horse women that are worrysome. The midwestern horse women I have met have usually been the most hard working, honest, reliable and trustworthy women I have met. Plus they usually are alittle better looking due to their higher activity levels and interest in keeping the midwestern 25 off to spare the horse.
The Ca horse women generally have been nuts. Hot, but nuts.June 3, 2008 at 5:44 PM #216321BuyerWillEPB
ParticipantThey better slap a license plate on the horse’s @ss, and register it with DMV, and buy state mandated insurance, not to mention get a horse rider license.
How did we ever get where we are with the government and our cars? I never voted for any of that.
June 3, 2008 at 5:44 PM #216405ParticipantThey better slap a license plate on the horse’s @ss, and register it with DMV, and buy state mandated insurance, not to mention get a horse rider license.
How did we ever get where we are with the government and our cars? I never voted for any of that.
June 3, 2008 at 5:44 PM #216430ParticipantThey better slap a license plate on the horse’s @ss, and register it with DMV, and buy state mandated insurance, not to mention get a horse rider license.
How did we ever get where we are with the government and our cars? I never voted for any of that.
June 3, 2008 at 5:44 PM #216456ParticipantThey better slap a license plate on the horse’s @ss, and register it with DMV, and buy state mandated insurance, not to mention get a horse rider license.
How did we ever get where we are with the government and our cars? I never voted for any of that.
June 3, 2008 at 5:44 PM #216482ParticipantThey better slap a license plate on the horse’s @ss, and register it with DMV, and buy state mandated insurance, not to mention get a horse rider license.
How did we ever get where we are with the government and our cars? I never voted for any of that.
June 3, 2008 at 5:46 PM #216326ParticipantForgot to mention, Riding a horse is a Privilege, not a right!
June 3, 2008 at 5:46 PM #216409ParticipantForgot to mention, Riding a horse is a Privilege, not a right!
June 3, 2008 at 5:46 PM #216435ParticipantForgot to mention, Riding a horse is a Privilege, not a right!
June 3, 2008 at 5:46 PM #216459ParticipantForgot to mention, Riding a horse is a Privilege, not a right!
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