Look, it’s her gift horse.
Besides, the poor kid has elbow imbalance syndrome and one reeeally long arm.
Grampa’s a brony…?
Betcha not more than 3 in 10 will even know what the joke is. Takers?
Sorry, I would, if it is old and wore out, darned if I want someone pawning off their problems on me. Well, unless I really liked the horse then it is different.
It is the realization that the global hegemony of white European males is at an end.
Foal pas
@ebsanThank you for helping me. Now I learned a new English proverb. Hallelujah for the age of internet.
You would have to look any horse in the mouth to find out how old it is. You tell my the cusps of the teeth. Gift or not.
Why wait to give it to her on her birthday? Smack her upside her head with it now.
Kaz, related to the expression “long in the tooth” meaning old or out of date.
@david_reavesThank you kindly. “long in the tooth", I am a little bit wiser now.
JChris1689 over 8 years ago
Look, it’s her gift horse.
Besides, the poor kid has elbow imbalance syndrome and one reeeally long arm.
PICTO over 8 years ago
Grampa’s a brony…?
rowf39 over 8 years ago
Betcha not more than 3 in 10 will even know what the joke is. Takers?
whiteheron over 8 years ago
Sorry, I would, if it is old and wore out, darned if I want someone pawning off their problems on me. Well, unless I really liked the horse then it is different.
cubfan1937 over 8 years ago
It is the realization that the global hegemony of white European males is at an end.
robolt over 8 years ago
Foal pas
kaz.yoshida over 8 years ago
@ebsanThank you for helping me. Now I learned a new English proverb. Hallelujah for the age of internet.
Imacyn over 8 years ago
You would have to look any horse in the mouth to find out how old it is. You tell my the cusps of the teeth. Gift or not.
Map_One over 8 years ago
Why wait to give it to her on her birthday? Smack her upside her head with it now.
david_reaves Premium Member over 8 years ago
Kaz, related to the expression “long in the tooth” meaning old or out of date.
kaz.yoshida over 8 years ago
@david_reavesThank you kindly. “long in the tooth", I am a little bit wiser now.