If Your Horse Is Dead, Dismount!
01Mar06
Advertising jumped at me (in German):
„Wenn dein Pferd tot ist, steig ab!“
Where does this sentence come from? Lynn M. McDonald <http://www.nodeadhorses.com/> seems to be the source.
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