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Meaning of the phrase "Shoot low boys, they're riding Shetland ponies!"?
Does anyone know the meaning. I know Lewis Grizzard wrote a book by this title, but that is all I know.
It's just a bit of humour, no deep meaning other than to make sure your actions fit the circumstances.
It seems like most of the responses above are written by shetland pony riders. It means that these people (the pony riders) are lowly, under-achievers who cannot ride with the "big boys". I work in an area where the town cannot afford to hire anyone with actual experience, so everyone working for the town has no experience and no clue how to really achieve what is necessary. They're all riding shetland ponies...
Hi! Yes. When I was 3 years old my father gave me a Shetland pony. I had it until I was 12, but couldn't ride it after I was about 6 or 7. I was too big, by then... He was a wonderful pet and I thought I was the biggest deal ever! }:>






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