Humorous Video Highlights the Double Entendres of Horse Riding

Horse riding enthusiasts and comedy lovers alike will get a kick out of this viral video from Imgur titled "That's What She Said." The video humorously captures the many double entendres that can arise during a seemingly innocent horse riding lesson. The video's dialogue is filled with phrases that, when taken out of context, sound hilariously inappropriate.

The video begins with the instructor noting, "You know, the hardest part about riding horses, it's not the actual riding, it's resisting the urge to say, that's what she said." The instructor's commentary continues with a series of instructions that can easily be misconstrued, such as, "Here's your horse. I see you're wearing protection. Are you alright to tie him up for me? Give him a good shower and a thorough rub down."

As the lesson progresses, the innuendos keep coming. "Just get your foot in. When you get on, make sure you spread your legs a little bit more. It makes things easier." The instructor also offers advice on handling a misbehaving horse: "If he's being naughty, just use the whip." The laughter continues with, "You might have to do a reach around to tighten the girth. It is very important to let your hips flow with the movement. How do you stop it? You pull on it. Harder. Harder. Harder!"

The video's comedic timing is impeccable, and the comments from viewers only add to the fun. One user quipped, "Ha, that's what she... Uh... Implied." Another commented, "A post about lewd things involving horses... and it's.. not Ellie? The hell?" One user even shared their personal experience: "My friend does carriage driving and she never tires of asking me to grab the shaft when tacking up."

The humor continues with a nod to a popular social media account: "Seriously? No one? Fine. *ahem* @elbowdeepinahorse." Another user added, "It's always awkward when 'he' says it though!"

Despite the humor, some commenters shared serious thoughts. One user mentioned, "Horses are smarter than many humans and my understanding is that you don't have to apply gobs of force to have a horse do what you want." Another reflected on their own experience with horse riding: "When I was 11, my birthday present from my aunt was a single riding lesson. I love horses. I always have. I wish I had the money to continue in that but .. oh well."

Overall, this video is a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a good laugh and appreciates the subtleties of language. The instructor's unintentional double entendres make for an entertaining and memorable viewing experience. Whether you're a seasoned rider or someone who just loves a good joke, "That's What She Said" is sure to brighten your day.