I have a horse, right? The horse goes “neigh” when the horse will, but sometimes — and this doesn’t happen all the time, but it does happen sometimes — the horse will stop its “neigh,” he’ll stop right about the “nei-” and look at me. Look me down and up, all over, briefly grunt, and resume the “neigh” where he left off: a “-igh” Usually the space between the beginning of the “neigh” and the end is a few seconds, but he started a “nei” five days ago and has just been looking at me ever since?

September 26, 2012

kirklarsen asked: I have a horse, right? The horse goes "neigh" when the horse will, but sometimes -- and this doesn't happen all the time, but it does happen sometimes -- the horse will stop its "neigh," he'll stop right about the "nei-" and look at me. Look me down and up, all over, briefly grunt, and resume the "neigh" where he left off: a "-igh" Usually the space between the beginning of the "neigh" and the end is a few seconds, but he started a "nei" five days ago and has just been looking at me ever since?