[SpringheelJack]

[InvisibleChurch]

This photo is a fake! Where is Tourist Guy or Katrina Guy?

[edcoil]

Guess you really do know when you hit the end of the road.

[HEY4QDEMS]

Is that a gallows in the backgroud?

[Vaquero]

Congressional RINO's give up House and Senate after repeatedly whipping dead horse.....news at 11.

[jiggyboy]

Who is that mysterious, elegant man? And why is he sitting on a dead horse?

Waiting for the tow truck from the AHA?

[Ilky Hucktar]

Here in Iowa, there's still a law on the books prohibiting people from having dead horses that are "dripping and seeping" from being on their property after a certain amount of time. I guess the neighbors objected.

[jiggyboy]

Maybe the horse had a Ford transmission.

[Graymatter]

"A gentleman will fit in anywhere."

[Dog Gone]

The city had laws on the books that required people to stay with their dead horses until they were picked up and disposed of, Dipple said.

That's the explanation, but it doesn't explain why that became law.

[iceskater]

Sort of an art ping.

[Mercat]

all I know is that once you have been in the same space with a dead horse, you never forget the smell. In fact, it takes a couple of days before you can get the smell out of your hair and skin and clothes. I arrived at the stables where we had our daughter's horse boarded and an old old horse had died during the night. Oh my gosh. One small old horse dead for at most 8 hours and my eyes were watering and I almost threw up... in a large open air stables.

[Sax]

At that exact moment, AAA's eventual founder is struck with an idea that won't be realized for another 30 years.

[killermosquito]

1. All dressed up and no place to go.

2. I'm going downtown to see a man about a horse.

[tumblindice]

Wilbur Post's great-great grandfather and "Mr. Ned"?

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

He was there the whole time:

[MadIvan]

Perhaps it's a symbol of the Democrats in the 1876 election.

Regards, Ivan

[Rockpile]

How do we know that the horse is dead? It may well be, but you can get horses to lay down.

I wonder what the hoist frame in the background was used for.

[lesser_satan]

Weird-things-from-Wisconsin-ping!

[7thson]

bump

[Old Professer]

Maybe he was a livery driver and his carriage is out of the picture's range.

Might explain the clothing; could be waiting for his backup horse.