I don’t know what Melody was “hinting” about, but I’m sure that’s not it.
Two knights enter a hotel.
Receptionist: May I help you?
One of the knights responds: Yes, we’d like a room for two knights.
A black horse riding in on a whit…wait, no…
Shirley, you joust…
The horseless side of the horse
Well, at least Horace is equine. If one is going to play Donkey Hotay, one SHOULD be.
Horace is ‘riding’ today.
That’s not a windmill, Horace.
You just give her a knight-mare with all this horsing around horsie.
It isn’t so much dead as seen for what it is.
Slay that dragon… um, lamp… or table… whatever!
Horace took it to the extreme…Oy
Sir Horace of Lancelot…
not sure if that’s what she meant… Ha! :D
He looked so noble at first lance. But once she caster eyes upon him for a good look, the initial armor faded.
Chivalry is not dead. It’s just very, very ill.
Horace must be in the light cavalry.
Sir Lance-a-light.
At least part of it is dead.
Dead? Now you just hold your horses!
this is one of those “be careful what you wish for” scenarios I believe
Melody was hoping to get a pizza…!
I like the secretarys chair
Joust a couple of centuries too late to be appreciated.
To today’s woman, chivalry means a woman opens her own doors but the man still picks up the check. :)
“I’ll protect you, fair maiden!” “Sorry, neither.”
Great replies
Chivalry may be dead. Lamp slaying, however, is apparently alive and well.
It is dead, truly.
July 31, 2015
BasilBruce about 1 month ago
I don’t know what Melody was “hinting” about, but I’m sure that’s not it.
Imagine about 1 month ago
Two knights enter a hotel.
Receptionist: May I help you?
One of the knights responds: Yes, we’d like a room for two knights.
Panufo about 1 month ago
A black horse riding in on a whit…wait, no…
eromlig about 1 month ago
Shirley, you joust…
BigBoy about 1 month ago
The horseless side of the horse
wrloftis about 1 month ago
Well, at least Horace is equine. If one is going to play Donkey Hotay, one SHOULD be.
nancyb creator about 1 month ago
Horace is ‘riding’ today.
steveh64 about 1 month ago
That’s not a windmill, Horace.
Gent about 1 month ago
You just give her a knight-mare with all this horsing around horsie.
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 1 month ago
It isn’t so much dead as seen for what it is.
Dobie Premium Member about 1 month ago
Slay that dragon… um, lamp… or table… whatever!
Zebrastripes about 1 month ago
Horace took it to the extreme…Oy
pat sandy creator about 1 month ago
Sir Horace of Lancelot…
Chris about 1 month ago
not sure if that’s what she meant… Ha! :D
P51Strega about 1 month ago
He looked so noble at first lance. But once she caster eyes upon him for a good look, the initial armor faded.
R.U. Kidding about 1 month ago
Chivalry is not dead. It’s just very, very ill.
R.U. Kidding about 1 month ago
Horace must be in the light cavalry.
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 1 month ago
Sir Lance-a-light.
rshive about 1 month ago
At least part of it is dead.
The Brooklyn Accent about 1 month ago
Dead? Now you just hold your horses!
KEA about 1 month ago
this is one of those “be careful what you wish for” scenarios I believe
InTraining about 1 month ago
Melody was hoping to get a pizza…!
curtlyon19 about 1 month ago
I like the secretarys chair
mistercatworks about 1 month ago
Joust a couple of centuries too late to be appreciated.
To today’s woman, chivalry means a woman opens her own doors but the man still picks up the check. :)
Stephen Gilberg about 1 month ago
“I’ll protect you, fair maiden!” “Sorry, neither.”
Budman 2 about 1 month ago
Great replies
Chris Sherlock about 1 month ago
Chivalry may be dead. Lamp slaying, however, is apparently alive and well.
Aimless Melissa about 1 month ago
It is dead, truly.