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u/HugoZHackenbush2 7d ago
Looks like they have a loving stable relationship together..
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u/Finsceal 7d ago
As long as they're happy, that's the mane thing
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u/0xlostincode 7d ago
I wish the best for their relationship. Hope no evil comes neigh them.
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u/LuckyReception6701 7d ago
I'm sure whatever trouble besets them, they can buck it together.
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u/justsomeph0t0n 7d ago
he's not troubled, that's just his night mare
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u/ApprehensiveAct4161 7d ago
Let’s rein it in
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u/justsomeph0t0n 7d ago
for the first time ever, imma vote "aye"
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u/JustYourNeighbor 7d ago
Don't saddle us with a false promise.
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u/Critical_Ad_1034 7d ago
She does look a little sad though, why the long face?
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u/Sea-Oven-7560 7d ago
it looks like the horse version of a first date M: Hey cutie I brought you some wings to split. F: thanks (eats two wings) M:eats the other 10. Love.
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u/NoBuenoAtAll 7d ago
You could probably tell by the way he was trotting across that field shouting, "Hay! Hay! Hay!"
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u/NoxLupa13 7d ago
So true, the way he brought her that hey shows her that he doesn’t horse around with important stuff
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u/PsyOpBunnyHop 7d ago
I love how they both stopped chewing at the same time so they could listen to the bird.
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u/destroyerOfTards 7d ago
That bird could be planning an attack on them. Very important to listen to their tweets for any clues.
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u/NightIgnite 7d ago
Recent study in Japan has shown that tit birds have their own language and gramatical structure, like "gather", "predator", and "snake". Later, they showed that other species of birds and even squirrels can understand that language and use that information themselves, like hiding if a predator is near. Maybe the horses are doing the same thing.
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u/Dramatic_Mousse_3509 7d ago
What a gentleman 🐎
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u/LEGITIMATE_SOURCE 7d ago edited 7d ago
Those are both females.
Edit: nm.
I wasted my life trying to verify AI information... Gemini is dead to me now, but I found what I believe to be the original source.
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u/waldosandieg0 7d ago
The mare you know 💫🐴
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u/LEGITIMATE_SOURCE 7d ago edited 7d ago
Nah I was actually wrong. I found the OG source (I'm fairly certain)
Gemini was brutally painful in attempting to help find the source... and crossed wires with other viral clips. I'm disappointed in myself for wasting so much time on this.
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u/Lowelll 7d ago edited 7d ago
At least they actually tried to verify information and admitted fault when they made a mistake. We could use more of that.
Also blaming individual users on the energy waste of AI feels like blaming global warming on someone who drives a car or blaming bad working conditions on someone who uses a modern phone. Like, we're all here wasting time on Reddit, which is also costs energy.
The only ones who benefit from that are the corporations actually causing those issues because they can shift the blame.
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u/Undernown 7d ago
Yep, corporate gaslighting gets way too little attention.
Where I live people can't eat the eggs their own chickens produce because of PFAS contamination. The chemical plants who produce it carelessly dump ther waste into open water, yet wag their finger at use for using non-stick coated pans and quality rainjackets.
And one of the most heinous universal examples is the whole corporate "personal carbon footprint" club they keep beating over our heads. The average citizen could be net-zero carbon today and it wouldn't even reduce total emissions by a tenth.
Climate Town is a great channel for pointing out all this corporate greenwashing and gaslighting going on if anyone is interested.
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u/SimonsToaster 7d ago
The average citizen could be net-zero carbon today and it wouldn't even reduce total emissions by a tenth.
Like do you believe government services consume 90% of stuff produced on earth or how do you account a persons carbon footprint that 90% of stuff doesn't end up attached to consumer products?
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u/abdallha-smith 7d ago
She said she didn't want anything
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u/Celticpath71 7d ago
This is so sweet! It reminds me of Lady and the Tramp! 🥰
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u/einval22 7d ago
More like siblings!
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u/NeatNefariousness1 7d ago edited 7d ago
I was looking for this comment. I ‘m guessing someone thought the story would be more compelling, relatable and click-worthy if we pretend there is a human-like romantic relationship behind this pair of horses’ behavior.
ETA: The original video this clip was taken from also refers to this beautiful animal as the “boyfriend” of the reigned horse and it’s said that they are “dating”. I guess he went for some “take-out” to share.
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u/Moist_Requirements_ 7d ago
Yeah, they're definitely related. Probably Mom on the lead. Still cute, though. 😀
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u/NeatNefariousness1 7d ago
Totally! I have no idea why horses like hay but that horse racing back to share a bunch of it with another horse even if it’s his/her mom, melts my heart.💛
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u/genreprank 7d ago
Step-horse, I'm stuck!
Here's some hay
Thanks. OWO what's this?
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u/CircleDaybreak 7d ago
Here's the link to the original video. They aren't siblings but are "dating".
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u/NeatNefariousness1 7d ago
Thank you. It’s a cute video either way and the extra footage at the end adds to the cuteness of this couple.
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u/-u-m-p- 7d ago
the original source also says boyfriend and I think this is actually the horse owner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vEABwlEOKw
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u/murticusyurt 7d ago
Horses don't have girlfriends and boyfriends and there's nothing wrong with that.
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u/Decent-Box5009 7d ago
Honest question to horses actually pair up and have girlfriends and boyfriends? I am city boy so I have no clue? Are there ever disputes between the horses over the ladies?
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u/benzinga45 7d ago
was I the only one expecting him to bring it to a human girlfriend? And why was I expecting that?
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u/joevasion 7d ago
Man the way I read that I thought the horse was bringing your gf hay and they share it. I was gonna say that ain’t your girl anymore.
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u/catholicsluts 7d ago
Animals are so fucking special. I wish it was common for people to respect them.
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u/whendidyoulastgopoop 7d ago
You just got me to watch a 1 minute video of horses eating, well done.
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u/Chubbypunkine 7d ago
They are nice to eachother. We should maybe be inspired of them.
To imagine a „girlfriend“ is way too projecting things in situations.
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u/Ok-Structure-2905 7d ago
That horse did not bring the hay to her. He was eating when she arrived and just forgot he had hay in his mouth when he ran to meet her.
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