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  • #81
    oh COME ON!! why the hell would you even start a thread with this title. you are just egging the person on. EVERYBODY GROW UP!!!
    \"it\'s not what you win, but who you beat\"
    Member of Acrylic Nail,Horseless Riders,Mommies, and Pennsylvania Cliques!

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    • #82
      nutter... I like that word! Very fitting


      my hair is longish right now, middle of my back I'd say. Must get it cut. Though for New Years my friend tackled it with a straightning iron and it straightened out rather nicely! Usually I just chcuk it in a pony tale, much easier than taming the wild wavy 'do
      ~ they tease you cause they like you ~

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      • #83
        Once again, I ask, What does HGS stand for????

        has anyone seen DancingLite's stallion alive, since he left my place????

        If we had an official sighting, by a reputable person with integrity and credibility, it would help.


        And by the way, lets be sure we don't get confused. dl, LOWER CASE should not be mistaken for DL, UPPER CASE, who is me!
        LESS HARD WORK, MORE FINE DINING!™
        complicate, obfuscate, prevaricate.

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        • #84
          <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by hitchinmygetalong:
          Movie quote of the day:

          <span class="ev_code_RED">"It's the loons! They've come home!"</span>

          Free popcorn to the first person who guesses which movie and who said it! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

          On Golden Pond?

          Sorry, adding that it was Hepburn.
          model citizen, zero discipline

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          • #85
            <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>You must be jealous as hell of dancinglite to continue this. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

            My, you're not a terribly astute judge of people, online or otherwise, are you? Jealousy? Try revulsion.

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            • #86
              Thankyou Missgrey--glad to see there are still sensible people on this BB.

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              • #87
                Sorry heidi--in psychology, when someone goes out of their way to ridicule someone like this, they are jealous of them---why bother with so much if you are revoled by something---I am revolved by green peas. Do I spend my entire time making innane posts about them to anyone who will jump aboard and say they gross them out too? HELL NO! Because I HAVE a life, and things that bug me, I just don't bother with.

                So, dancinglite has something you all want, or else you wouldn't be bothering her.

                I can get some more info, but I think it's YOU lot that need to see someone.

                I am sorry to see the COTH has now become like the EMG....what happened???

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                • #88
                  <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by hitchinmygetalong:
                  Movie quote of the day:

                  <span class="ev_code_RED">"It's the loons! They've come home!"</span>

                  Free popcorn to the first person who guesses which movie and who said it! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                  I want to say On Golden Pond?
                  "The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear" ~ Socrates

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                  • #89
                    pfft.. why should people who "put their stallions down" get all the fun?

                    LE, you should be used to stuff like this.
                    ~ they tease you cause they like you ~

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                    • #90
                      No problem.
                      \"it\'s not what you win, but who you beat\"
                      Member of Acrylic Nail,Horseless Riders,Mommies, and Pennsylvania Cliques!

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                      • #91
                        I beat you to it blueboo. Nanny nanny boo boo!

                        I'm STARVING too.
                        model citizen, zero discipline

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                        • #92
                          Revoled? Do you have a problem with small furry rodents as well as peas, LE?

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                          • #93
                            Awwww . . . thanks guys, for the great suggestions on my hair dilemma. I knew I could count on finding some sympathy here.

                            Jester, how the heck do you get a hair band to stay put under a helmet?

                            Yes, yes, yes I want to embrace my inner sex kitten and coquettishly swing hair across my lapsing jaw line.

                            On the other hand, I hate combing out long wet hair. What a PITA. And RugBug, Locks of Love looks wonderful! Tin, you should bookmark their website in case you ever go for a big change. They need 10". I just measured and I have about 13" including split ends. I could get a 2" crop.

                            I'll keep you all posted, my appointment's on Saturday.

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                            • #94
                              all of you really are sad.
                              \"it\'s not what you win, but who you beat\"
                              Member of Acrylic Nail,Horseless Riders,Mommies, and Pennsylvania Cliques!

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                              • #95
                                <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MandyVA:
                                Since it is reopened though...I'm curious. What was the reason she was considering putting such a nice stallion down? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                                Yeah...some of us missed the train wreck the first time around! Anyone able to link us to the relevant threads? That way it will be sort of like watching the documentary on an historical train wreck, while listening to a news story on the current one

                                (okay, okay...I know. But hey, I don't have TV so what else am I going to do for entertainment?)
                                My Photo Albums

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                                • #96
                                  To honor this educational and edifying thread, I have made an image macro for all to enjoy:

                                  A Celebration

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                                  • #97
                                    <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Bea:
                                    Jester, how the heck do you get a hair band to stay put under a helmet?
                                    <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                                    It has to be low, under the back harness thingy of your helmet. Which means you need to do some tucking of hair since my fringies aren't long enough to stay out of the way...I really need to get a bandana and give that a try. Esp since my head has shrunk and my helmet's loose!
                                    model citizen, zero discipline

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                                    • #98
                                      <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Automatic:
                                      To honor this educational and edifying thread, I have made an image macro for all to enjoy:

                                      http://img45.exs.cx/img45/5981/thread9jc.jpg <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                                      LOL! Is that a green pea?
                                      model citizen, zero discipline

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                                      • #99
                                        Yep Missgrey---it's sad, isn't it?

                                        Oops! I made an oopsey---revolted. Not revoled...don't even know what that might mean...no, I like rodents. I don't eat them...green peas on the other hand. Ewww. And Lima beans. Who thought those were yummy?

                                        For the long hair---it's quite easy to ride with..either braid it or put it in a low pony tail, then flip the excess and smush the tail portion under your helmet---it's great for showing and keeps you cool in the summer time!

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                                        • Ohhh, riiight...Jealous, that's it...hmmm...

                                          So when tons of attention is given in a thread to someone because they've been cited as horse abusers, it's because we're all jealous?

                                          When MJ strung us all along and ended up effectively killing her horse in the end, and we were outraged, it was because we were jealous?!?!?

                                          All the attention given to PV when he's brought up is fostered by jealousy?!?

                                          Sweet Jesus. The insanity.

                                          Now, where's that jar of Skippy...hmmm...
                                          I'm not one to say I toadaso. But I toadaso. - Ricky

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