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The original rhyme was “Ride a c0ck horse to Banbury Cross”. Meaning a high spirited horse. But maybe a rocking horse would work if it’s a really high spirited toy.
Kind of curious if the GC censor bot will object to the original words. Yep, it did. Sigh.
mccollunsky about 8 hours ago
Can’t ride a rocking horse to the North Pole either, there’s no land attached to it, you’ll need a boat at some point.
Blu Bunny about 8 hours ago
Ride it to the “Chuck wagon”.
ca_jeffo Premium Member about 8 hours ago
When does Lucy lose the “Twilight Zone” eyes?
PhantomStrngrr about 6 hours ago
“THE KITCHEN?!? That’s CRAZY talk!”
iggyman about 5 hours ago
She’s just horsing around, Charlie Brown! (I’m a poet and don’t know it!)
SharkNose about 3 hours ago
“To The Lumberyard”! :D
CoffeyCup about 2 hours ago
Rockin’, rockin’, rockin. Hear that Lucy rockin. Rockin’, rockin’, rockin. GO OUTSIDE!
Blaidd Drwg Premium Member about 2 hours ago
“But you can be happy if you’ve a mind to.”
guenette.charlie(BozoKnows) about 1 hour ago
It won’t get Lucy to the North Pole or Banbury-Cross, either.
ladykat Premium Member 43 minutes ago
Why not?
Kaputnik 7 minutes ago
The original rhyme was “Ride a c0ck horse to Banbury Cross”. Meaning a high spirited horse. But maybe a rocking horse would work if it’s a really high spirited toy.
Kind of curious if the GC censor bot will object to the original words. Yep, it did. Sigh.