Despite having no horses, the water and sewerage department for the city of Detroit employs a horseshoer.H/T: Overlawyered
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"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Despite having no horses, the water and sewerage department for the city of Detroit employs a horseshoer.H/T: Overlawyered
They're getting ready for when they can't afford gasoline, and pull vehicles with horses.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to plan ahead.
ReplyDeleteI built my garage big enough to hold a Rolls Royce.
Sadly, my bank account isn't commensurate with filling my garage with a Rolls Royce.
Neighsaying again?
ReplyDeleteJust horsing around, Tim.
ReplyDeleteSomeone should ask the city’s Mare for a response.
ReplyDeletePerhaps he’d deplore the cavalier attitude to efficiency he’s been saddled with.
None of you have nailed it ...
ReplyDeleteCheers
Well I've enjoyed ponying up a gag or too with you guys, but really, I've got to hoof it.
ReplyDeleteI don’t want to be a dam nag—I’d bridle a bit at the suggestion—but the problem would seem to be that the wrong people reign in Detroit.
ReplyDeleteTo all the commenters: Simply awesome.
ReplyDeleteIf the shoe fits, Paco.......
ReplyDeleteI think the mane idea is that this horseshoer guy is steadier in the harness than the other studs on the payroll, plus he's probably the only one that knows how to actually operate a hammer.
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ReplyDeleteWe're not just another group of plodders here, ya know.
You all are running neck and neck in the pun contest.
ReplyDeleteWell, I don't wanna beat a dead horse, but this bunch of commenters is riding it hard, and putting it away wet, and may just manage to win by a nose.
ReplyDeleteNow we know why Detroit has such a stable economy.
ReplyDeleteGive the city government a little more time, and everyone will be hoofing it around the place, no need for a blacksmith.
ReplyDeleteI bet that horseshoer is a real stud, too.
ReplyDeleteClearly no one will rein in these jokes!
ReplyDeleteMy guess is that the Obama Administration will demand that GM and Chrysler employ horseshoe makers also.
Galloping Gertie! People just keep on trotting these puns out.
ReplyDeleteCanter all just stop?
ReplyDeleteNo shanks, Paco.
ReplyDeleteJust trying to harness our comments for the November race, Paco.
ReplyDeleteOk, scratch the suggestion.
ReplyDeleteActually we bridle at the suggestion. We prefer to move along at a steady gate.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see no one is whinnying about all these puns;
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ReplyDeletePuns Are Continually Ongoing at this site.
OK, the next person to post a silly pun gets horsewhipped.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm afraid it's like closing the barn door, after the horse is gone.
ReplyDeleteI guess it's time to canter along then.
I think this thread is driving everyone buggy.
ReplyDeleteDeborah Leigh said...It's a shoe-in that there's some horse apples in that pasture.
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