19 Apr 2012

'Dung' Bust It?

My long time Blogpal and verbal fencing partner, Doctor FTSE, has seen fit to write 55 words about **the pros and cons of horses as house pets ! Yes folks!  But remember, his blog name  'Stop!...This is getting very SILLY' does give you fair warning... And Jinksy, or even Jinksie, can rise to that Footsie humorous challenge, like so...
Thanks to indecipherable photographer!

In the question of horses for courses
dear Doc Footsie has plenty to learn.
His idea for changing a light bulb
is one I would certainly spurn.
I ask you, a horse in the house? Man!
Imagine the mess that might cause?
For dirty great dollops of horse dung
are most certainly best left outdoors.

And thanks to G-Man for whom I have penned a Friday ditty in 55 words.

** Click on these words to read all about it.

Late Night Extra : Or now, click on these, to see how Caddoc Trellis has horned in on the act!
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8 comments:

  1. hyperCRYPTICal19 April 2012 at 16:30

    Excellent Jinksy!

    Anna :o]

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  2. Sueann20 April 2012 at 11:50

    What fun!! Loved it
    Hugs
    SueAnn

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  3. Lolamouse20 April 2012 at 12:41

    My dogs make enough of a mess! A horse? No way!

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  4. Cad20 April 2012 at 20:56

    JInksy, your first line gave me the perfect title for my own post HERE Does that make me a horse thief? Ha Ha!

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  5. Other Mary21 April 2012 at 13:54

    Hehehe - You guys (in American slag that's used for males and females) are like watching a virtual, verbal tennis match!

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    1. Jinksy21 April 2012 at 13:57

      And every match ends in 'Deuce' - as per 'What the deuce is going on here?!'

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    2. Cad21 April 2012 at 14:03

      I'm just glad you didn't liken us to Ping-Pong, Other Mary. That would have been SO downmarket...

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  6. Stafford Ray10 June 2012 at 23:19

    Horses are not house trained, and hooves do scratch up the cork tiles. But, dwarf horses are useless as goldfish and at a pinch, can be eaten. N'est ce pas?
    Haven't visited for a few weeks, no time, so have enjoyed reading all down to here. Will now go back and re-read your Magpie.

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