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17 responses to “The definition of Yuk: a #renga #quadrille”

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   whimsygizmo

   October 8, 2018

   I can smell this, Frank. I had a horse for a couple of years as a young teenager, and I miss it. I would actually LOVE to smell his “yuk” again right now. 😉

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      Frank J. Tassone

      October 8, 2018

      I remember every detail of that one rise–including those rear end deposits in action from the horse in front of me! LOL! Thanks, De Jackson! 🙂

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   Björn Rudberg (brudberg)

   October 8, 2018

   Ha… yes i do remember that… and I also have to walk carefully around the yuck on the trail

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   Glenn Buttkus

   October 8, 2018

   Having to clean barns as a kid, I got pretty good at shoveling yuk.

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   sarahsouthwest

   October 8, 2018

   Ah, it’s a good clean smell, though!

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   kim881

   October 8, 2018

   I’ve never been horse riding but I am familiar with the aroma of manure. It’s got to be easier on the nose than smelly cat litter. 🙂

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   Frank Hubeny

   October 8, 2018

   Nice phrase: “stink that stays”

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   kanzensakura

   October 8, 2018

   Nice one Frank. Being an avid horseback rider, I can relate to this. that’s why farmers and ranchers wear those big boots!

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   Beverly Crawford

   October 8, 2018

   Yep. It’s best to ride the leading horse! Loved the humor!

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   Charmed Chaos

   October 8, 2018

   I’m with De- I had a horse too when I lived in Texas- I do miss mucking out the stalls. Fantastic Frank!

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    V.J. Knutson

    October 8, 2018

    I can smell it too! Had did you do that?

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    sanaarizvi

    October 8, 2018

    Loved the humor in this one, Frank! ❤

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    jillys2016

    October 8, 2018

    Whew!! What aroma!

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    Arcadia Maria

    October 8, 2018

    Nicely done.

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    Christine Bolton

    October 8, 2018

    Funny! I used to have horses and I used to call it The Gift that Keeps on Giving!! 🤣

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    rothpoetry

    October 8, 2018

    Yuck is all in the perspective. Perhaps it is brown gold to help make flowers grow!!

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    Waltermarks

    October 8, 2018

    As long as you’re in front, it’s all good.

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