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Topic	What is the history behind the phrase, 'common sense'?
LuciferSage 12/24/20 12:16:28 AM #3:	"common sense" is probably a corruption of "horse sense". In the era of horsepower, at least drunk driving was A-OK. You could pass the fuck out in the saddle, your horse knew it's way home, and it wasn't going to run into a tree or off a cliff just because. --- http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u260/luciferxsage/LxSsigFinal.png pigs we get what pigs deserve... -\|\\| \| \|/\| <cite>LuciferSage posted [p:948699198] in What is th... [t:79195997]...</cite> <quote>"common sense" is probably a corruption of "horse sense". In the era of horsepower, at least drunk driving was A-OK. You could pass the fuck out in the saddle, your horse knew it's way home, and it wasn't going to run into a tree or off a cliff just because. --- http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u260/luciferxsage/LxSsigFinal.png pigs we get what pigs deserve... -\|\\| \| \|/\|</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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