Yea, you read it right. Horse-jacking.
Yea, you read it right. Horse-jacking.
He kicked a black percheron.
Eye for an eye. After we let it kick him back a few times, we won't need to worry about any other criminal charges.
A Percheron? This guy was seriously mental (or on crack) to be kicking and punching a Percheron. One kick from that horse anywhere above the beltline an that guy would have been in critical condition in the hospital instead of being just "knocked out" from a headlock.
Don't pull on Superman's cape. Don't spit into the wind. Don't pull the mask off of the Lone Ranger and don't kick Percherons.
RossD wrote: Is that horse sick in the photo above? It's standing with his back legs out from under itself.
Nah, I think it's a draft horse (or at least a percheron) thing. Where's leslie when we have a question about horses?
Many moons ago I took a few classes at a veterinary college. The college's large animal clinic had a patient that was a grey percheron who had suffered a VERY bad colic. (My recollection is that it was due to bowl torsion. They kept pumping fluid out of his stomach, and adding IV fluid through the drip) Anyway, they were keeping him on an IV drip, and had brought the stuff in by the case because he was such a large animal.
He was wearing a naso-gastric tube, but soon had gotten pretty good at removing it. The rest of his stay with us, a bucket was kept over his nose (attached to halter) whenever he wasn't being supervised.
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote: It's a Percheron's stance. I have known people who own them. They are a proud looking horse.
I'd be pretty berkeleying proud too if I was that muscular... And hung like a horse.
N Sperlo wrote: Yea, you read it right. Horse-jacking.
I thought that was going to something awful to watch.
Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote:N Sperlo wrote: Yea, you read it right. Horse-jacking.I thought that was going to something awful to watch.
And you clicked through anyway. Sick bastard.
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