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Between Rounds with Denny Emerson....WARNING THIS IS A RANT!!!

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  • i'd like to see denny do one of orlando's great swinging mount-ups from the ground while the horse is galloping top that, mr. emerson!

    this thread is way weird.

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    • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by fleur:
      i'd like to see denny do one of orlando's great swinging mount-ups from the ground while the horse is galloping top that, mr. emerson!

      this thread is way weird.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

      ummm... I would bet that Mr. Emerson probably INVENTED that move -- and if not, he was at least doing it long before Mr. Bloom was born!!

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      • I'm sure we could ALL do that move, were we permitted the CGI assistance enjoyed by Mr. Bloom. I just want to know how he managed to stay so CLEAN while being around horses (not to mention Orcs, battles, etc.)

        As for BI, I'm just amazed that anyone who ever reads COTH, or is seriously into horses, would NOT know who Denny Emerson is. I suppose she may be an HP, though.

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        • joliemom, showing her exquisite taste in young men, brings up the oh so charming Orlando Bloom..... who HASN'T done a google search on him?!?! His photo is on my fridge with the word HOTY spelled out beside it in my daughter's magnetic letters (there weren't enough to spell hottie correctly!)

          We can't compare Denny and Orlando.....that's like comparing a vintage red to somthing really nice but available by the glass.....Both are certainly acceptable but the classic...well, I just don't think that Orlando would last long running Radnor, etc.

          Fine I give up, do it your way: heels up, eyes down!!

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          • I hope I'm not betraying confidences if I mention that Denny did mention in a lesson a few weeks ago that one of his childhood ambitions was to be able to pick up a chicken off the ground from atop a cantering horse.

            He wasn't sure how he obtained that ambition, and alas, there was a lack of fowl in his childhood, so it remains an unrealized ambition.

            Theses days, I think he values horses who stand quietly for mounting, but I'll bet he used to be able to do those amazing standstill straightarmed vaults the Irish lads still pull off. Much harder than a galloping vault, in my experience.

            Will slink back to work now, praying Denny isn't still reading, as there will be hell to pay in impossible (fun) lines to ride next lesson if he is.
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            http://cantersgutenberg.wordpress.co...g-quiet-goose/

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            • orlando is horse of the year (or hottie of the year?)

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              • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sandy M:
                As for BI, I'm just amazed that anyone who ever reads COTH, or is seriously into horses, would NOT know who Denny Emerson is. I suppose she may be an HP, though.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
                Well, I didn't know who Denny Emerson is before this thread, so I guess something positive came out of the original post (for me anyway). I'm just an ol' backyard western rider so maybe I can be excused.

                And to my despair, I don't know who "that Bloom character" is, either.
                "Dogs are man's best friend. Cats are man's adorable little serial killer." -- theoatmeal.com

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                • I still don't know who Orlando Bloom is, but I sure know Denny. Guess that dates me!

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                  \"I refuse to engage in a battle of wits with someone who is unarmed.\"--Pogo

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                  • Orlando Bloom, for the uninitiated, those lacking young teen daughters, or who just plain preferred Aragorn, played Legolas in the Lord of the Rings movies.
                    Mal:This is the Captain. We have a little problem with our entry sequence, so we may experience some slight turbulence and then .... explode

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                    • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> He wasn't sure how he obtained that ambition, and alas, there was a lack of fowl in his childhood, so it remains an unrealized ambition.
                      <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>



                      Good one, Jeannette!

                      Denny rode my horse a few years ago and I just have to say that the impossible line he set up for us to do loked like a bereze when he went through it with Clue!

                      As for the lack of fowl..does riding a "chicken" little red horse count? (He loved Clue by the way! And that made me love Clue even more!)
                      "Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future!" - Niels Bohr

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                      • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by SoEasy:
                        Orlando Bloom, for the uninitiated, those lacking young teen daughters, or who just plain preferred Aragorn, played Legolas in the Lord of the Rings movies. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                        He also played Will in "The Pirate of the Carribean" opposite Johnny Depp, among other thing (I preferred this role to LOTR).

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                        "Get up... Get out... Get Drunk. Repeat as needed." -- Spike

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                        • I like Orlando Bloom okay, but I preferred Aragorn in LOTR and Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean. Captain Jack Sparrow can rob my ship anytime!

                          "If you don't want people to get your goat, stop telling them where you keep it."
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                          • Which one was Legolas?

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                            • BAck on track...

                              If someone were to write a letter in response to denny's between rounds article..

                              Where would they send it? directly to him? or to COTH?

                              (this is assuming you want him personally to read it)

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                              • RHdobes-
                                Legolas was the blond elf friend of Aragorn...I thought of him as The Elfin One...always busting out with these cryptic, thoughtful one liners, stayed clean--no matter how ugly/dirty the battle, and was a wiz with his bow and arrow- not to mention his bottomless quiver!

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                                • Oohh, Indie, "bottomless quiver"
                                  Seriously, not only was he always clean but HIS HAIR was never tangled !!! OMGiH, he is sexy.
                                  Although I'd trade any relationship with him for one lesson from Denny.

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                                  • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>I hope I'm not betraying confidences if I mention that Denny did mention in a lesson a few weeks ago that one of his childhood ambitions was to be able to pick up a chicken off the ground from atop a cantering horse. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                                    From now on I'm not going to be able to look him in the eye without cracking up and thinking of this! So much for making a good first impression!

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                                    • "and no offence, but you are all telling me that you know and respect Mr.E
                                      Well i dont know him or much about him and i cant respect someone who hasnt shown me they deserve it.
                                      (and i am not going to look up anything about him, i realize he posts on these boards and will most likely read what i am saying, so he has every chance in the world to prove to ME that he deserves my respect. )"

                                      k.

                                      "respect your elders...ay?
                                      how about respect those who will soon be in your government,teaching your grandchildren in schools(for those of you who openly stated that you arnt a teen), training future horses, and worse of all IN YOUR BARN as the manager,owner,trainer or whatever"

                                      Be afraid. Be very afraid.

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                                      • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by joliemom:
                                        Let me make a generalization, why is it that _some_ teens can find every picture or mention of, say, Orlando Bloom on the web, but can't be bothered to research someone, like hmmm, Denny Emerson, BEFORE they rant? Not saying that BI cares for Mr Bloom, but I'm sure she knows how to use Google.

                                        And Denny, if you're reading any of this, I'm sure you could give Orlando a run for his money.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                                        THANK YOU!! I wish I could have put it half so well.
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                                        • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by drifting cloud:
                                          I like Orlando Bloom okay, but I preferred Aragorn in LOTR and Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean. Captain Jack Sparrow can rob my ship anytime!

                                          _"If you don't want people to get your goat, stop telling them where you keep it."_<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                                          Ditto. And I think we're not alone; Johnny just won the SAG Best Actor award for that part. &lt;insert eye-poppin love icon here&gt;
                                          In loving memory of Laura Jahnke.
                                          A life lived by example, done too soon.
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