Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for October 29, 2020

I once needed to visit the loo in my local pub, so I left a note on my pint that said “I have spit in this.” When I got back I found a note below it that read “So have I.”

The power of suggestion!

Ha! Good one!

Can’t argue with that logic.

The cake was pleading for its life as clearly as it could, but Horace pretended not to understand. It’s a shame, because literate baked goods are pretty uncommon, and ought to be encouraged.

Whoever wrote the note, just KNEW Horace wouldn’t pay attention to it….what a treat!

Horse logic but can’t always fault it. I deal with it every day.

I always eat most of the cake, or batch of cookies

Thats what my wife makes them for

Would it help to spell out in frosting?

Thanks for the chuckle. Good way to start the day.

How nice to see Horace so happy… Sure hope he doesn’t step on that note and slip…!

If that’s for the church lady social, he’s is sooooo much trouble.

Litterhorse. Shame!

Behold the wild Houyhnhnm. Without the ætheric-spider essence brain-meld Horace is as bad as we are. No Houyhnhnm as Gulliver met would ever think of doing this. Observe and learn. One wonders what the human Lemuel Gulliver would have thought of the wild child that is Horace?

That was a piece of cake.

my thought exactly!

Well, in Looking-Glass World you’d do just the opposite to get anywhere (and yes, I know the articulate cake and flagon of unknown contents were in the previous book). Maybe that’s where Ecaroh found himself. And his cake, and had it after he ate it.