Brevity by Dan Thompson for November 07, 2018

It means the things been mounted on a carousel.

^ : I see you used circular reasoning there…

The horse died in combat?

The rider died riding Pegasus?

The statue is upside down?

The horse died in combat

The rider died chasing a steeple?

It means that was one talented sculptor.

What if the horse only lifts one rear leg?

I didn’t know that. Interesting.

I think it would be a baloon in a parade.

Tornado

It could mean that Brewster Rocket sculpted it just outside the RU Sirius.

It was a confederate statue

That means the SJW tore it down and it is laying on the ground.

FYI This Idea is more coincidence than a hard rule. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equestrian_statue#Hoof-position_symbolism

A Benny Hill skit, where he plays an equestrienne:

Reporter: All that riding must have given you a headache.

Benny: Quite the reverse actually…[pause] It gave the HORSE a headache!"

The symbolism is a legend, it is just however the sculptor designed it.

That means the rider died in combat when his horse fell on him…. 8^)

earthquake?

It means you’re looking at a photo by Eadweard Muybridge.