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Does anyone know anything about these shoes?
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Permalink Reply by Jackie Cochran on -
I have heard of a kinky group of adults which pretend that they are horses. They even have shows. I think it was named "The Other Pony Club" or something like that. This looks like the type of shoes they would love.
Of course I have no idea if these particular shoes have anything to do with them.
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Permalink Reply by Barbara F. on -
Oh come on, Jackie! That's hilarious!!
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Permalink Reply by Jackie Cochran on
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I was sort of shocked when I ran into it myself, a friend showed it to me in the compilation of some of the weirdo kinkiness going on. This article had photographs, the people who play horses cannot talk or use their hands. REALLY weird, I mean I used to play horse when I was a kid, but nothing like this. And it was in England, and some people looking for the real Pony Club got really shocked!! That is why they called it the OTHER Pony Club. I'd rather have the real thing myself.
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Permalink Reply by William Micklem on -
They are my wife's favourite...I could do with out the dressage whip though...William
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Permalink Reply by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on -
Cheeky Monkey! :)
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Permalink Reply by Jackie Cochran on
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I.just checked on the web, the group still exists. Not something I would consider appropriate for children.
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Permalink Reply by Eileen on -
Aren't those the shoes that Madonna wears on stage sometimes? I guess it depends on whay kind of mood she is in at the time. lol
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Permalink Reply by Lallanslover on -
They cost around 270 euros, and are for 'Pony Play'...like many posters have said, it's fetish wear. They even do thigh length ones! I can only guess at how painful it must be to walk in them, but I'd love to give my farrier a fright and ask him to replace the shoes on them when he comes to see to my horses...hahaha!
How about these for the ultimate human/horse wear:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tx6ej0Vh7HE&NR=1
They really do work like horses hind legs, with the human ankle being the hock joint...fantastic!
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Little on -
I don't know but the local emergency room fracture clinic might be able to help.
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Permalink Reply by Barbara F. on
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All I can say about these replies is hahahahahahaha! I've been laughing the day away!! :)
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