Gross. This is one of the variations of the taxicab yellow saddle from last week. It apparently comes in Pseudomonas aeruginosa green as well. My only question is, does it smell like it too?
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- I am a model horse artist, I also indulge in flatwork when I have the chance. I mainly do CM work on commission and for sales. I fairly regularly have pieces for sale. My work has proven itself, winning championships and NAN qualifications worldwide. I work in mixed media, mainly airbrushed acrylics, pastels, and colored pencils. I am also known by my other blog Tacky Tack of the Day
I don't know if I should laugh or cry.
ReplyDeleteSeriously WHERE is the market for these?!?!?!
ReplyDeleteAt least the stirrups are on correctly.....LOL.
ReplyDeleteSorry, that's the only nice thing I can say.
What an unfortunate color choice.
Look it's the saddle Linda Blair, from the Exorcist, threw up all over! Makes my stomach lurch also!
ReplyDeleteGross is right. Now that horrible thing is burned in my brain. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBut those silver cinch slot covers give it such flair!
ReplyDeleteThe latigo looks like it's made of cardboard!
This is a saddle for Slytherins.
ReplyDeleteKermit the Frog Road Kill!
ReplyDeletelol@ Union Square
ReplyDeleteOh my, how very, sadly.... green.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to the good old days... where your saddle pad or shirt provided just a splash of color? **SIGH**
ReplyDeleteThe yellow saddle I could live with... I like big splashy yellow things, they make me happy inside xD. (However, the quality of the leather would need to be MUCH better.)
ReplyDeleteBut that... oh dear God, that hurts. Between the color and the cheapness of the cardboard, it hurts. :/ You know its a bad sign when _I_ can see the badness of it. (I'm still a rank newbie :< but at least I admit it)
I'm not sure what to say. Geeze, Tacky. Ya got me again!
ReplyDeleteGreen I may be able to understand, but that shade of green? Projectile vomit of ill fated veggies is all that comes to mind.
My appologies to anyone who may have been eating or drinking if that resulted in spewage. Then again, you should know better by now.
I have a lovely citron green helmet, but oh my this is just awful..........
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a teenager my family owned half a share in a 1973 GMC motorhome that was JUST THIS COLOR.
ReplyDeleteThe interior featured green & brown plaid. It was seriously DOPE.
Wish they still had it....
This saddle?
Not so much.
Um.. Ill take the pink one over that monstrosity. *barfs*
ReplyDeleteNot on a horse,
ReplyDeleteNot on a cow,
Not on a mule, Sam --
I don't know how!
Holy shit! I just stopped back here after a while away . Leaving now for a stiff drink! Scrolled back as far as the dyed to match ponies , and pink camo saddle .OMG!!!!! Make that several drinks! Do people actually buy this sh*t?My horse wouldn't let me within 50 feet with some of that crap ! And I wouldn't blame him
ReplyDeletecattypex, how sweet would a brown and green plaid saddle pad be? In that harsh rough tweed (on top).
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Union Square, you know EXACTLY the uphostelry of which I speak!!
ReplyDeleteThat RV was great at horse shows.... there were always 3-6 sweaty kids cooling off in the A/C.
A friend of mine dubbed that color "Vom Green."
OMG... it looked just like this:
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*horrorflinch* It looks like it's made from old plastic oil drums (melted down and molded into a saddle). And the color. HEAD. BANG. Is it a badly thought-out military camo saddle? Ewwwy.
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