Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for June 19, 2017

I second that!

“Self improvement” is all a plot to sell books, Horace.

I need no self-improvement for I am the apotheosis of myself. Gosh, I love using fancy words.

“Oh Please, I don’t live to please others. "

We love you anyway, Horace.

“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Then quit. There’s no point in being a damn fool about it.” (W.C. Fields)

Shouldn’t the last frame have Horace saying ‘Nay (Neigh)’?

Perhaps Horace is suggesting, that he works for it, but not tirelessly. I wonder, how can anyone work hard without getting tired in some point.

To be honest, I think he is just lucky, if he’s not at his bests right now…Wouldn’t it be sad, if he was? I mean; yesterday he buttered wrong side of the bread even.