at the same time.I'm searching to find it. It's sickening, there's children on facebook and they can see all of this. A 'fashion' in Jan/Feb of this year was people 'doing' animals. That's when I refused to go on facebook for a while, come back, all that's gone and now it's teenagers messing with themselves
What has this world come to?!?
, I think he might hate me'. 
on my local horsey fb group there is a girl who keeps asking owners selling youngsters if she can keep it on working livery at the local college. She is also asking if an unbacked 2 year old tb is suitable for a novice as she wants something her 10 year old sister and 4 year old brother can ride! she refuses to listen to anyone who politely suggests that an older, experienced pony may be best! she is then going round telling novices looking for a share that they can share the pony she doesn't even have yet!
other crackers include: 'wanted someones horse I can take to the county show', 'looking for a free or under £200 8yr old all rounder to do bsja' (as if!), 'my cob bucks me off whenever I ride bareback
Someone else is also trying to sell their horse with KS and denying all knowledge of the fact it has it, despite the fact that a week or 2 later she was posting asking for advice! She now says there was nothing wrong with the horse.
The intelligence levels of some people amaze me
I think we must be in same fb groups
I don't see anything odd as a rule,apart from the usual drivel that the people who sit on it constantly post (sure we all have at least one 'friend' like that lol),like all the quotes and cliches etc.Not offensive but irritating at times.
This has cropped up before on the 'list of stupid things people say' and i never understand why people are surprised by it
To be fair if you weren't horsey wouldn't you think it was weird to still have lessons at something you know how to do? The shouldn't be riding bit is extreme I agree but the principle isn't that weird or stupid necessarily.
I would think it was weird in some circumstances like someone still having driving lessons when they already had a car and were driving it.Obviously in other way's it's not like my son has a guitar but is always learning,but can see it could be open to interpretation.
We know as horse people that it is to improve ourselves and have a goal etc (well not ourselves as I don't have lessons lol but know what I mean),but I can see why it would seem strange to non horse people.
Unless of course you were referring to horsey people that said it and then I take all that back and they're clearly idiots lol
There's a horsey group that I read sometimes (can't bring myself to join it) where people call stables jails and say that bits and shoes are the work of the devil. It's lol but