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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / Digital Photo / January 2008Just Horsing Around
1. What is the fear of horses called? A. Hippophobia B. Riddiophobia C. Sadlophobia D. Equiphobia A. Hippophobia TBD: Hey, you know we dosn't make this stuff up, right?!? 2. Which is NOT a form of horse racing? A. Flat racing B. Harness racing C. Steeplechasing D. Hop-scotching D. Hop-scotching TBD: Did you know that horse racing may well be the oldest sport? By the time humans began recording history it was already well established. Does that mean that book making may really be the oldest profession? 3. Which is NOT a breed of American saddle horse? A. Tennessee Walker B. Morgan C. Quarter Horse D. Kentucky Sprinter D. Kentucky Sprinter TBD: Although, it could be an unofficial breed! 4. The horse's single toe on each of its four feet is its most marked anatomical characteristic and makes it a perissodactyl or odd-toed ungulate. The horse shares this trait with which other animal? A. Rhinoceros B. Tapir C. Elephant D. Cow E. A and B F. C and D E. A and B TBD: Very curious, indeed. 5. Which is NOT one of the three classic American races that make up the http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Humor/20060929/25472.html Anyone tried horse meat? I wouldn't mind trying it to be honest. Low in fat, high in protein. I'm being serious BTW, I think that horse meat would be a really good food. I would order a horse steak in a restaurant. > 1. What is the fear of horses called? > A. Hippophobia [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > > http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Humor/20060929/25472.html On 1/28/08 3:16 PM, in article 3NednZS7zeO72wPanZ2dnUVZ8umdnZ2d@pipex.net, > Anyone tried horse meat? I wouldn't mind trying it to be honest. Low in > fat, high in protein. > > I'm being serious BTW, I think that horse meat would be a really good food. > I would order a horse steak in a restaurant. And wind up in jail... Horsemeat is ILLEGAL in Texas: § 149.002. Sale or Possession of Horsemeat A person commits an offense if: (1) the person sells, offers for sale, or exhibits for sale horsemeat as food for human consumption; or (2) the person possesses horsemeat with the intent to sell the horsemeat as food for human consumption. http://www.equineprotectionnetwork.com/legislation/txlaw.htm >> 1. What is the fear of horses called? >> A. Hippophobia [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] >> >> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Humor/20060929/25472.html Come on, in Texas it's legal for a chicken to have sex with you, but it's illegal to reciprocate. Say no more. I understand the roots behind not eating horse meat. Afterall, the horse was, well, the workhorse/transport (and still is in a lot of countries and continents). But now things are a bit different in more modern countries. Strangely enough, modern countries will eat anything, but not horse meat. >> Anyone tried horse meat? I wouldn't mind trying it to be honest. Low in >> fat, high in protein. >> >> I'm being serious BTW, I think that horse meat would be a really good >> food. >> I would order a horse steak in a restaurant. > And wind up in jail... > > Horsemeat is ILLEGAL in Texas: On 1/28/08 4:19 PM, in article Ld-dnSnrV7pjyQPanZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@pipex.net, > Come on, in Texas it's legal for a chicken to have sex with you, but it's > illegal to reciprocate. Say no more. Spoken like one with personal experience. You choke that chicken often? >>> Anyone tried horse meat? I wouldn't mind trying it to be honest. Low in >>> fat, high in protein. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >> Horsemeat is ILLEGAL in Texas: Only when I run out of horses. >> Come on, in Texas it's legal for a chicken to have sex with you, but it's >> illegal to reciprocate. Say no more. > Spoken like one with personal experience. You choke that chicken often? > I understand the roots behind not eating horse meat. Afterall, the horse > was, well, the workhorse/transport (and still is in a lot of countries and > continents). I just watched an old episode of 'The Bush Tucker Man', an ABC Australia series that followed many of our greatest explorers. This one was about an overland trip by Edmund Kennedy from the central Queensland coast to an outpost on Cape York, through 'the vilest country' in 1848. The expedition ended up eating most of their horses. I guess he wasn't the only explorer to do so in order to survive... Paul >> I understand the roots behind not eating horse meat. Afterall, the >> horse was, well, the workhorse/transport (and still is in a lot of [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Paul About 25 years ago, I spent 2 months working in Geneva Switzerland, right a crossed the street from were I stayed way a butcher shop, called in my hopeless French, butcher de Calvary, that sold only horse meat. They even had a chart on the wall showing all the typical "cuts" just like you can find in some US meat markets for cows. I was told that horse meat was popular with the older population of Switzerland. John Passaneau Whoops! Thought I was in the "houston.eats" group. However, most states in the US have made human consumption of horsemeat illegal, while it is big in Europe, I understand. On 1/28/08 3:16 PM, in article 3NednZS7zeO72wPanZ2dnUVZ8umdnZ2d@pipex.net, > Anyone tried horse meat? I wouldn't mind trying it to be honest. Low in > fat, high in protein. [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] >> >> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Humor/20060929/25472.html That's what they said about McDonald's. > Anyone tried horse meat? I wouldn't mind trying it to be honest. Low in > fat, high in protein. [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] >> >> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Humor/20060929/25472.html |
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