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Bravo!

Totally AWESOME!

Hilarious, Terry, it would make the original H.W. proud.

Les

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Terry,

I guess some horses just don't like being whispered to. Good poem, Terry. I especially liked,

"Like a mule he kicks, with both hind feet
I go right through the wall.
I’m in the driveway, face down hard
Like a gone flat soccer ball."

John

Terry:

Great story as usual....gave me a good laugh for so early on a Saturday morning.

Joe

totally loved the poem, especially the bits about

He sez, “Whisper whisper, whisper whis”
An’ the horse looks real sincere.
He learns to be nice to city gals,
An’ learns the Nile's source.
An’ when servin’ hay to guests he must
Have napkins with each course.

if driving I25 brings out such great humor, maybe i should take a road trip, too!

mitts

T-bone-


Good yarn.
Okay movie.
In the book, Bob gets kilt in a stampede.
But that ending don't suit the "Chick Flick" crowd.





Jack

Plenty of horse sense here. It is always good to keep a two- pound ball peen hammer in your britches when dealing when something four times you big.

Good write!

Bewdy, Terry!

Mebbe it tweren't proper whisperin', jest a hoarse voice

Just can't picture you as a horse whisperer Terry.
Jolly entertaining yarn though.

JP

I love it, Terry. Simply, love it.