April 16, 2010: Spotty or Pongo?
 

The article say this cross between a Dartmoor pony and British Spotted pony, is named Spotty.
But the caption under one of the pictures says, "The newborn foal - real name Pongo - has been spotted on running about Dartmoor".

http://cellar.org/2010/spotted.jpg

Whatever his name, he's young and tender. :yum:

link

Eat poor little Pongo/Spotty ?

You know you're going

straight to hell

right Bruce? ;)

Fixed it...

Hey, even his little wee wee is spotted.

Brits, is that where you get Spotted Dick?

Still waking up when I read this and at first glance, I knew you were talking bout the odd looking pony, it looked like you said it was a cross with a Dalmatian.:eek: Thanks for the very odd mental image, you guise should be over at /b/.

There's a restaurant in Edinburgh that has recently put horse on the menu.
Just saying...

Yes and No. I think the word 'dick' comes from a German word meaning piece. But the word also may mean 'pudding' which itself is an archaic slang term for prick.

[B.C.]PONIES GOT COCKS![/B.C.]

Was that originally "clams have feet"?

Hmmm... Spotted Dick.
We keep this can in our kitchen. It's a great reaction grabber.

The Scots have always been such epicureans ===> Haggis! :eek::eek:

"Clams got Feet!"

and

"Clams got arms!"

Haggis rocks.

...people's guts.

...sausage rolls.