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I am absolutely going to start conspicuously saying "don't feed a fed horse" rather than "don't beat a dead horse." That is a serious social power play move right therehttps://twitter.com/peta/status/1070066047414345729 …
The two major categories of replies are
people pointing out that scones make terrible bird food & overfeeding horses is animal cruelty
people posting photos of meat-based meals
I propose that this is the true western political divide
Did I tell you that in 7th grade, I launched a campaign to get everyone to stop saying "Kill two birds with one stone" and instead switch to my suggested, "Feed two birds from one feeder" ?
In unrelated news, I didn't have a ton of friends in 7th grade
As a horse owner, I don't believe I've ever met a horse that believed itself to be fed. There's always room for another horsey treat.
This horse identifies as Needing You To Put More In The Bucket
PETA is known for insane stuff by now, so it doesn't really surprise me.
With various identity groups tabooing different words or expressions, or inventing new usages, pretty soon we won't be able to understand each other at all.
More fun thoughts on that idea:https://www.google.com/amp/s/everythingstudies.com/2017/04/29/all-the-worlds-a-trading-zone/amp/ …
I like “kill two pigs with one bird.”
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