MrsMozart
Just passing through...
Roflmao - stables are so much warmer.... 
oh dear i think i have scared my horse for life!!!
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Yorkshire dumpling
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true stables are warmer but they are opposite YO house so that would have been a no no i think ... would have been to many red faces lol
MrsMozart
Just passing through...
Not that I would know about these things you understand...
Close the top door?
JoBo
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I'm sorry but this did make me laugh out loud! You go girl!
And seriously don't worry your filly will be absolutely fine.
Still giggling now!
And seriously don't worry your filly will be absolutely fine.
Still giggling now!
Hunter_Griff
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Fair play Yorkshire Dumpling...... I wish ex OH and I had had the chance to have counselling... instead I ended up out on ear after too long in MH unit.. and stressed to the nines.. Oh and to have rekindled love of riding then too...
Straw / hay sounds a bit itchy and around ones bits... Ouch... unless of course you could 'just happen to have' a nice big blanket in there - Oh how convenient!!!
Maybe some fundoms could brighten the mood too... they have been known to cause a laugh or two amongst some other members on this here site! Allegedly someone is going to ask Badders if they get a jump sponsored by Fundoms... !LOL - Joke...
Straw / hay sounds a bit itchy and around ones bits... Ouch... unless of course you could 'just happen to have' a nice big blanket in there - Oh how convenient!!!
Maybe some fundoms could brighten the mood too... they have been known to cause a laugh or two amongst some other members on this here site! Allegedly someone is going to ask Badders if they get a jump sponsored by Fundoms... !LOL - Joke...
laurajane
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Ahah. You're a legend. I did a similar activity in the opposite stable to my lad, he watched and ate his hay like popcorn... was fine with me, didn't like the fact my ex (current at the time) had been doing things to his mummy... actually he went to get on him the next day and he threw him off!
She might get over it eventually, try bribary (sp?)
in the opposite stable to my lad, he watched and ate his hay like popcorn... was fine with me, didn't like the fact my ex (current at the time) had been doing things to his mummy... actually he went to get on him the next day and he threw him off!She might get over it eventually, try bribary (sp?)
Yorkshire dumpling
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we did have a few rugs in there although they never got put on the hay
...yes i had icthy bum for a few hours/a day and i have a couple of scratches from it to (the hay not the other half) pms!
Yorkshire dumpling
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filly seems ok now, took me about 20 mins to catch her but once she saw mummy had sweeties she was my best friend again wanting cuddles and kisses 
Hippona
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You never know.....your OH may want to come and 'check the horses' more often now
(what is it with blokes and stable yards anyway
........)tristar
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ooh soo naughty, i 'm reporting you to the rspca!
Hunter_Griff
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You never know.....your OH may want to come and 'check the horses' more often now
(what is it with blokes and stable yards anyway
Tis but the same with firemen/firewomen / police men and women / nurses and doctors / services personnel... the uniform / kit worn - each has something kinky about it... IF you mind is switched on to it!
Vixen Van Debz
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Hmm, perhaps that's a useful tool for those silly horses in the field who follow you round like a bad smell and won't give you space?! lol.
Bouquet
Member
Good on your horse that he threw him off!
Horses have such wonderful old-fashioned horse sense!
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brighteyes
Pooh-Bah
I'm chuckling at you seeing a 'councillor' - was he any good? Normally they are one up from useless