Muddy Gonzo
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Interesting reading
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nathan5346
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She's stuck so far up her own arse
Muddy Gonzo
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I know matey
RyanD
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Another over opinionated, under informed, hypocritical idiot finds a keyboard...
nathan5346
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thats what i said 
90boy
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ffs tyipal point of view but with no clue
if some fookers business is horses then they should have to have there own land to exercise them on, if i ran a car racing business they wouldnt let me practice on the roads, they pay nothing in road tax just like cyclists who also arent required to carry insurance who if a traffic signal doesnt suit them will ride on the pavements, i say fook the lot of them!
top-cat
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Here Here................ I couldnt agree more
Paul_Humphreys
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If you look at the date it was posted it was 21st January 2006 11:07 AM, so a long time ago. Also the ruts are too wide for a 4x4, more likley to be the land owner with a tractor. The middle rut caused by a quad.
Paul
Paul
Muddy Gonzo
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I know when it was dated you fool i posted the bloody thing but like the title says interesting reading.
muddy wheeler
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Sounds like she wants the whole lane to herself.
At the end of the day what she dont realize is that horses, cyclists, walkers, tractors. dont pay any road tax.
So Hey get off your high horse, And stop whinging.:mooning:
At the end of the day what she dont realize is that horses, cyclists, walkers, tractors. dont pay any road tax.
So Hey get off your high horse, And stop whinging.:mooning:
trax99
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the bit I liked was when she started the fred about ground pressure then backed off with the "oh dont bamboozle us mere mortals with science" type comment when somebody took the time to show the maths.
somehow I dont think she likes us.
somehow I dont think she likes us.
110Mikey
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Can't take anyone seriously whose got a 'Karma Giving Power' of only 12 FFS...
storm99
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It is a medical fact that bouncing up and down on a horse over many years leads to brain damage and excessive skin growth around the vaginal area preventing penetration.
Allegedly.
Allegedly.
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the cole green way she keeps going ona bout dont have laners on.She even sez thatin one of her posts. And horses should be ****ed off from everywhere.Or bred for the meat only.
landybird
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jeeeezus, she really is talking out of her arse i have horses and a landy and don't agree with anything she says
But i do agree that a horses hooves can do a hell of a lot of damage, thats why the farmers in her area probably don't allow riders to use their fields!! bet they had problems with idiots not keeping to the headland and leaving fecking great foot prints across the fields.:doh:
my biggest horse weighs about 700/750 kg and her foot is roughly 6 inches across, what pressure is she exerting through each foot?
i have horses and a landy and don't agree with anything she saysBut i do agree that a horses hooves can do a hell of a lot of damage, thats why the farmers in her area probably don't allow riders to use their fields!! bet they had problems with idiots not keeping to the headland and leaving fecking great foot prints across the fields.:doh:
my biggest horse weighs about 700/750 kg and her foot is roughly 6 inches across, what pressure is she exerting through each foot?
Griffdowg
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yer but the cole green lane...
on the cole green lane...
well the cole green lane...
FFS dont generalise everything about impact/users/risk on 1 ****ing lane! Get out of essex you posh *unt.
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on the cole green lane...
well the cole green lane...
FFS dont generalise everything about impact/users/risk on 1 ****ing lane! Get out of essex you posh *unt.
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It's a PITA generally.
Until there's a change in the law we're ok to use green lanes.
Nuff said!
Until there's a change in the law we're ok to use green lanes.
Nuff said!
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jeeeezus, she really is talking out of her arse
But i do agree that a horses hooves can do a hell of a lot of damage, thats why the farmers in her area probably don't allow riders to use their fields!! bet they had problems with idiots not keeping to the headland and leaving fecking great foot prints across the fields.:doh:
my biggest horse weighs about 700/750 kg and her foot is roughly 6 inches across, what pressure is she exerting through each foot?
ditto....
"many horses are a business"...?
what you must mean race horses or a riding school horse....that would be trained & exercised on the gallops or ridden around a school...
Penny....it hasnt dropped has it
