Especially for Barman: Feet

[Misunderstood]

Must be because MILFH has dumpy ankles then or because she kicked Mr Wench as a child. 

Civil Servant, was she?

[Bar Wench]

Must be because MILFH has dumpy ankles then or because she kicked Mr Wench as a child. 

Or she was a ballerina? [shudder]

She tried to be but she's too short. (I really have to stop being mean about MILFH if Mr Wench looks I could be in trouble  )

Ballerina feet are foul, my cousin and step sister both have them. I just have a squished little toe from a horse standing on it.

[Snoopy]

You danced with a horse?
Nijinsky perhaps 

[Bar Wench]

You danced with a horse?
Nijinsky perhaps 

 

No I pushed him and he took offense. The horse, not Nijinsky.

[Darwins Selection]

You danced with a horse?
Nijinsky perhaps 

Who mentioned dancing 

[Snoopy]

You danced with a horse?
Nijinsky perhaps 

 

No I pushed him and he took offense. The horse, not Nijinsky.

Children ~ I am surrounded by youngsters.

Nijinsky Dancer =

(Вацлав Фомич Нижинский; transliterated: Vatslav Fomich Nizhinsky; Polish: Wacław Niżyński) (March 12, 1890 ? April 8, 1950) was a Russian ballet dancer and choreographer of Polish origin. Nijinsky was one of the most gifted male dancers in history, and he became celebrated for his virtuosity and for the depth and intensity of his characterizations. He could perform en pointe, a rare skill among male dancers at the time (Albright, 2004) and his ability to perform seemingly gravity-defying leaps was also legendary.

Nijinsk Horse =

Nijinsky
Trainer: Vincent O'Brien
NIJINSKY'S DERBY-WINNING PROGENY
Sons
Golden Fleece (1982)
Sharahstani (1986)
Lammtara (1995)
Grandsons
Kahyasi (1988)
Generous (1991)

Nijinsky won all of his five races as a two-year-old and also secured the traditional Triple Crown (2,000 Guineas, Derby, St Leger) in 1970 - the last horse to do so.

That season he also took the Irish Derby and the King George & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes before being beaten a head in the Arc.

He was sent to stud in Kentucky and went on to become a leading sire. Nijinsky died in 1992, aged 25.

[Bar Wench]

  Sorry.


Are the linking issues today for pictures? I tried earlier and got a cross too.

[Misunderstood]

I get cross every day and no one seems to care       

[Bar Wench]

I get cross every day and no one seems to care       

Did someone say something? 

[Snoopy]

I get cross every day and no one seems to care       

We notice but prefer not to comment as we don't want to be seen to be encouraging you.

[Darwins Selection]

He was sent to stud in Kentucky and went on to become a leading sire. Nijinsky died in 1992, aged 25.

I thought male ballet dancers were all lifters of the shirt?

[Snoopy]

He was sent to stud in Kentucky and went on to become a leading sire. Nijinsky died in 1992, aged 25.

I thought male ballet dancers were all lifters of the shirt?

Dancer gaily acknowledged to have been.

Horse strongly denied the charge and sired many winners to prove his point.

[Bar Wench]

He was sent to stud in Kentucky and went on to become a leading sire. Nijinsky died in 1992, aged 25.

I thought male ballet dancers were all lifters of the shirt?

Not all!

[Snoopy]

He was sent to stud in Kentucky and went on to become a leading sire. Nijinsky died in 1992, aged 25.

I thought male ballet dancers were all lifters of the shirt?

Not all!

Nijinsky certainly was.

[Bar Wench]

He was sent to stud in Kentucky and went on to become a leading sire. Nijinsky died in 1992, aged 25.

I thought male ballet dancers were all lifters of the shirt?

Not all!

Nijinsky certainly was.

Yes but not ALL danseurs are.