With the fuel prices sky high.I am thinking of scrapping my car and buy a horse instead.At lest it wont need petrol 
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isadora101
- 2008-05-25 @ 22:08:33
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safriz
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- 2008-05-25 @ 23:29:24
The police does it all the time
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la_spice
- 2008-05-25 @ 22:08:42
And you'll have lovely roses!!!
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bradders
- 2008-05-25 @ 22:11:44
A horse eats a lorry load of hay a week, it creates enough poo to fill a six yard skip once a fortnight, you'll need a saddle plus all riding gear, you know riding breeches and a whip and all that and have you seen the price of vets fees lately, you'll need to build a stable and employ a girl to groom the damn thing, when you're out on the highway people like me will be cursing you for holding us up and stopping us from earning a living and then there's the Farrier to be paid, if the thing brakes down you can't call the AA, they don't do horses, forget the horse just walk.
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safriz
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- 2008-05-25 @ 23:53:54
ok i have bought a new "car"
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prydwen
- 2008-05-25 @ 22:41:30
Disregarding the initial cost of buying a horse (about a grand) the upkeep would amount to.
A stabled horse would cost £3,300-£4,950 a year
A horse in the field would cost £2,057-£2,710 a year
The Average horse can travel between 25 and 30 miles a day.
That's 45p a mile
The average car is 22p a mile.-
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safriz
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- 2008-05-25 @ 22:52:26
oh drat...back to my bicycle
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Chyna_Doll
- 2008-05-26 @ 13:40:36
You still need to feed it for the horse to have energy!
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Will you be able to tether it around the streets of Preston?