Runaway ‘Unicorn’ Leads California Highway Patrol on Hours-Long Chase

The first known case of “pony shaming” in 2016 has occurred as the California Highway Patrol was forced to chase a runaway unicorn for more than three hours.

Sandra Boos, a professional photographer, was doing a photo shoot with her unicorn Juliet, near the Madera Ranchos, California, ranch where the totally real unicorn is boarded when the pony got loose and ran away. The unicorn was wearing, as she often does for photo shoots and birthday parties, a pink halter with a gold unicorn horn attached.

Boos says what stopped her in her tracks was the reaction of some bystanders.

“I heard crazy things like, ‘They are real!’ and ‘I didn’t know unicorns were real,’” Boos, of Fresno, California, told ABC News. “I would just stop running and say, ‘They’re not.’”

In our opinion Sandra needs to shut her damn mouth because this finally proves that unicorns are real and your mom is totally into me too and hates your stupid dad.

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Nathan Davidson

A master of the internet farts and sciences. Often accused of being into movies, television, sports, gaming and long walks to the kitchen. Spent the last decade writing about the absurdity that is the internet with a primary focus on comedy, sports, entertainment and exposing cats for being evil monsters. Somehow achieved a BA in Advertising from the Michigan State University and MA in Copywriting from The Portfolio Center. Hobbies include keeping “that’s what she said” jokes fashionable, imitating noises like a parakeet and preventing political arguments. List writer for Ranker and former Editor-in-Chief of World Wide Interweb.

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