I think I watched one episode, but she talked about smizing; I suspect she mentioned it on every episode.
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thanks, dad!
I can always count on you!
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Took me a hot second to realise there must be a breed of horse called Friesian.
Coming from rural England, Friesian to me is synonymous with cows.
The mental image of a guy in full Arab get-up riding a cow is a fun one to be conjured up.
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LOLZ
Here’s a Friesian horsie:
You can see why a good rider would fancy a turn.
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It’s all about the eyebrows, really.
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I was quite happy to think of it being a cow without even looking for further explanation. Who not a cow? Why horses and not cows? what do we do with all the cows when everyone goes vegan? Bigger questions over here.
Matthew Inman of The Oatmeal is a national treasure.
I’m about 50% Frisian, but am pretty sure I’m not a centaur or a semi-cow. Frisians can be people, too, hailing from the Dutch province of Friesland. Incidentally, Frisian - the language - is more closely related to English than to Dutch, as historically Friesland bordered on the regions where the Angles, Saxons and Jutes who invaded Britain came from.
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Brea, bûter en griene tsiis is goed Ingelsk en goed Frysk?
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