I'm pretty sure the quotation was supposed to contain at least one more word, but unfortunately (fortunately) that's not the case.
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5 comments:
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Why don't they just dub it "Catherine the Great" and get it over with? LOL
Ahhhhh... The simple joys of children...
(By the way, it's not a missing word, it's a misplaced comma)
No, I'm pretty sure they left an important word out of the quotes. The old song goes "Ride a cock horse," which I always assumed was one of the stick horses.
"Ride a cock" horse, with the insertion of the comma you suggest would be, well, gross.
We must all have such dirty minds - LOL
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