By Anonymous - 11/09/2009 14:48 - Canada

Today, I was putting my horse away into her pasture, when I slipped in the mud. In a haisty attempt to support myself, I grabbed the electric fence in on hand, and my horse with the other. The shock from the fence traveled through me to her, sending her running and leaving me with 2 broken teeth. FML
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Same thing different taste

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I've done that before (minus the broken teeth). And anybody who is ignorant enough to think that electric fences are cruel, think again. They prevent the horses from ploughing through the wooden fence which often causes serious and sometimes fatal damage. The electric fence is only a small shock (like a static shock) and they rarely touch it. It protects them from serious injury. Accidents happen people, chill out.

That's a pretty major FYL. Electrocuted and kicked in the teeth by a horse. And probably muddied. Ouch =(

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kellycormi 0

hahahah, i love how when i first read this i thought it was a dirty joke.

tampon_girls 0

YOU SPELLED HASTY WRONG, RETARD!

Joeboy777 0

That's what you get for spelling hasty wrong!

sbarre1 0

I did something very similar the other day and zapped one of the colts at my barn on the nose. I think he thought I was a witch. Poor thing. Lol

ohgoodness4 0

aw. thats sucks..but i have two fake teeth that i have to take out when i eat. youre teeth will be fixed and look fine

Jesus Christ. Can we try using spell check next time?

9k5 0

hahahahhaha i love that ignorance is so aparent here. it was mispelled, its not like canadians have an entire different vocabulary. and the majority of people i know (and yes, i am from canada) i've never even heard use the word eh? people say all the time how stereotypes are retarted, well way to go, you've stereotyped everyone in canada. i could say that everyone in america carries a gun, or people in alaska live in igloos with polar bears. maybe... in australia.... kids get to ride kangaroos! :O dont be an idiot

"eh" isn't a different word, numb nuts. Have you never heard the British or Aussies say 'eh'? Britains actually say it a lot more than Canadians. I really ******* hate that stereotype. No one I know ever says it, and the stereotype makes us sound like idiots.

eh? lol we certainly do use 'eh' or any other slang we can make up a lot xD (btw i'm from england)