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popcorndg
20. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 16 2010, 3:30 PM EDT | Post edited: Mar 16 2010, 3:30 PM EDT
My mother in law,,born in England, taught us that this Rythme is sung while holding the child on your ankle. The adult sits, crosses their leg and bounces the child on your ankle/foot while singing this Rhyme.
Both our children laughed with delight and it is their fondest memory of their Grandma.
Does any know where the term "****" horse comes from??
Diane Do you find this valuable?    

popcorndg
21. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 16 2010, 3:35 PM EDT | Post edited: Mar 16 2010, 3:35 PM EDT
I am asking where the term c0ck horse comes from. Diane Do you find this valuable?    
Elliemental
Elliemental
22. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 16 2010, 3:47 PM EDT | Post edited: Mar 16 2010, 3:48 PM EDT
Has **** seriously been filtered out?


EDIT: I guess thats a yes, then. What if we're trying to hold a conversation about fowl? Do you find this valuable?    
henry's7thwife
henry's7thwife
23. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 17 2010, 2:02 AM EDT | Post edited: Mar 17 2010, 2:02 AM EDT
"Has **** seriously been filtered out?


EDIT: I guess thats a yes, then. What if we're trying to hold a conversation about fowl?"
... we refer to a male hen :D Do you find this valuable?    
juliana-angela
juliana-angela
24. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 17 2010, 3:04 PM EDT | Post edited: Mar 17 2010, 3:04 PM EDT
"... we refer to a male hen :D"
...or a rooster Do you find this valuable?    
Kittywake09
Kittywake09
25. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 17 2010, 5:53 PM EDT | Post edited: Mar 17 2010, 5:53 PM EDT
"I am asking where the term c0ck horse comes from. Diane"
Apparently it means something used as a toy horse - like the knee of an adult for a child to play on ! I am ging to refer to my knee now as my c0ck !! Do you find this valuable?    
royalfalcon
royalfalcon
26. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 17 2010, 7:16 PM EDT | Post edited: Mar 17 2010, 7:16 PM EDT
"Apparently it means something used as a toy horse - like the knee of an adult for a child to play on ! I am ging to refer to my knee now as my c0ck !!"
Re: the last line of your quote Kittywake. It brings a whole new meaning to the song

Knees up Mother Brown lol Do you find this valuable?    
Kittywake09
Kittywake09
27. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 17 2010, 8:46 PM EDT | Post edited: Mar 17 2010, 8:46 PM EDT
"Re: the last line of your quote Kittywake. It brings a whole new meaning to the song

Knees up Mother Brown lol"
LMAO so funny. I will never stop tittering all night. Do you find this valuable?    
henry's7thwife
henry's7thwife
28. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 18 2010, 1:40 AM EDT | Post edited: Mar 18 2010, 1:40 AM EDT
"Apparently it means something used as a toy horse - like the knee of an adult for a child to play on ! I am ging to refer to my knee now as my c0ck !!"
Awesome!! "Come kid, I'll rock you on my c0ck!" Icky!! lolzzz Do you find this valuable?    
Kittywake09
Kittywake09
29. RE: Ride a **** horse
Mar 18 2010, 5:28 AM EDT | Post edited: Mar 18 2010, 5:28 AM EDT
"Awesome!! "Come kid, I'll rock you on my c0ck!" Icky!! lolzzz"
I have been giggling all night about knees up mother brown, then images of lapdancers popped in my head and "come sit on mp lap" took on a different meaning lol 1  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
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