What ever Next : Im lost for words
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Toby_Zaphod
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I doubt if the makers will be retiring on the proceeds.
lexiedhb
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They've been around for a while and funnily enough havent taken off!
Chico Mio
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This was on a post yesterday - I think the general concensus of opinion was that we would rather have one of these:
http://www.charchaa.com/mattels_vibratin...off_the_shelves
http://www.charchaa.com/mattels_vibratin...off_the_shelves
Moggy in Manolos
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That is awful!
Cuffey
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Sadly horse nappies may be the hacking attire of the future for horses liveried near houses and riders dont go back later to sweep up the mess left when horses poop soon after leaving the yard. We all need to think that legislation like the 'dog fouling' could be brought in in areas where there is conflict.
I was told by a Rambler who said I hate horses, hate the smell--a walking holiday in the Cotswolds had been ruined for her by the smell and flies around the 'piles'
I was told by a Rambler who said I hate horses, hate the smell--a walking holiday in the Cotswolds had been ruined for her by the smell and flies around the 'piles'
muffinino
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Sadly horse nappies may be the hacking attire of the future for horses liveried near houses and riders dont go back later to sweep up the mess left when horses poop soon after leaving the yard. We all need to think that legislation like the 'dog fouling' could be brought in in areas where there is conflict.
I was told by a Rambler who said I hate horses, hate the smell--a walking holiday in the Cotswolds had been ruined for her by the smell and flies around the 'piles'
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As horse poop is not toxic like dog poo is, I doubt this would happen, tbh. Maybe it should apply to cats, too, as their poo is more dangerous that horse droppings. lol, that would be interesting, chasing your cat around the garden trying to poop-scoop!
As for the rambler - I'd have told her to get a grip! She did realise she was in the countryside, didn't she?!
Also, lol @ the OP - It still makes me laugh!
Sadly horse nappies may be the hacking attire of the future for horses liveried near houses and riders dont go back later to sweep up the mess left when horses poop soon after leaving the yard. We all need to think that legislation like the 'dog fouling' could be brought in in areas where there is conflict.
I was told by a Rambler who said I hate horses, hate the smell--a walking holiday in the Cotswolds had been ruined for her by the smell and flies around the 'piles'
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As horse poop is not toxic like dog poo is, I doubt this would happen, tbh. Maybe it should apply to cats, too, as their poo is more dangerous that horse droppings. lol, that would be interesting, chasing your cat around the garden trying to poop-scoop!
As for the rambler - I'd have told her to get a grip! She did realise she was in the countryside, didn't she?!
Also, lol @ the OP - It still makes me laugh!
shadowboy
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Why on earth would a professional want to be associated with it. Totally for the lazies of the horse world.
jaynedoc
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oMG I have seen it all now...what a stupid thing and pointless..
when the horse lies down they will be tipping it all over their bellies.
love the broom though.........I want one
when the horse lies down they will be tipping it all over their bellies.
love the broom though.........I want one
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Donkeymad
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Oooo...this is at least the third time this has been posted this week, I still don't think they are going to make a fortune