(concerning horses)
1. Horses are allowed to move the ball with
a nose, lip or chin, but never a tooth.
2. Horses must keep their ears in a forward
position, unless they're being coached by
another horse, at which time the ear may
turn a little sideways. If a horse, at any
time, lays its ears back, opens its mouth
and tries to bite the ball, or a cat for that
matter, the horse shall be disqualified and
asked to leave the area immediately.
hay....N we dont meen like what ewe ponneez wanna snak on
ReplyDeletebut therez gonna be a spy watchin de game ta make sure ewe due KNOT bite de kittehs...
yea, all we can say iz de spy iz comin over frum fox farm sew ya better pay cloze a ten shun ta theeze roolz ore else...
N dont say poneez due knot noe how ta reed..coz we noe ya due
N dont ask uz rite now like ..."ore else what"
we will think oh sum thin....
better be on guard poneez....
:) !!!