must have a passport, with photo…
(our local brewery
still used them for local deliveries –
accountants proved them cheaper;
and of course, great publicity)
How many horses
can you get in one
photo-booth?
And they’ll need quite a few more
shit-hot
passport inspectors
so watch that arab stallion
strolling so casually
onto the cross-Channel ferry –
might he….?
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