Lucky and her boyfriend have adopted the new baby colt. On second thought, "new baby colt" is the most horrendously redundant phrase I've used yet.

So now we has a little non-traditional horsey family. It's ok though, they get all the same housing and employment rights.

There is an ad on LJ that advertises a "crulity free" technique to stop horse cribbing.

Well, that's nice I guess. I don't much like crulity. At least I think I don't like crulity, considering that the ad establishes it as a thing not to be liked.

On second thought, I'm not going to take horse advice from these people.

Am I the only one left on the internets who received a standard American education?

For the sixth time already people, the tax-exempt status of religious organizations is a direct result of the separation of church and state as understood by our history.

It's just some weird bizarro world to see people complaining about the tax-exempt status violating the principle of the separation of church and state.

Then again, it is just a phrase, and knowing what the phrase means and entails with a solid historical understanding of it is just "intellectual poppycock" or something.