Ever want to go to Spain and run with the bulls?

[Watchdog]

If this is something you've considered doing, the guy in the photo says you might want to rethink your vacation plans.

I'm pretty sure he got hurt.



Photo courtesy of the Daily Mirror

 

[diamonback68]

My saintly mother Mary had two children, both were born dumb, neither one stupid.

 

[Warren Sear]

If this is something you've considered doing, the guy in the photo says you might want to rethink your vacation plans.

I'm pretty sure he got hurt.



Photo courtesy of the Daily Mirror

Ahahahhahhaaa!!!! Viva la bull!!!

 

[Bkreutz]

I watched it once, but I wasn't drunk enough to get out in the street and try it.

 

[usm1rifle]

No, no way, no how.

 

[USAF385]

I got chased by a bull at my grandparents farm when I was 15 or so..... That was enough "fun".....

 

[Watchdog]

Believe it or not, one report I read said the guy wasn't seriously injured and walked unaided to a first aid or medical station.

I'm thinking it may depend on how people in Spain define "seriously".

 

[Warren Sear]

Believe it or not, one report I read said the guy wasn't seriously injured and walked unaided to a first aid or medical station...

Unfortunately, the bull did not make out so well...

 

[Chuck24]

Run from the bulls

Have plenty of bull to run from right here.

 

[vytoland]

I see and hear enough "bull" ............no need to go to spain

 

[kozmic]

As a kid I grew up next to a family named "Bull". Their uncle had a farm out in the country and his prized piece of livestock was naturally a mean-spirited bull. We'd run from one side of his fenced pen across to the other. It would get him angry and he'd snort and maybe take a step or two towards us, but nothing too outrageous or dangerous.

I had just completed a run across the pen and hopped over the fence to safety feeling quite proud of outrunning the bull and living to boast about it when their usually friendly miniature poodle "Janey" up and bit my in the leg!

I learned a valuable lesson that day!

 

[Roadtrash]

When I see a bull I don't think of getting in front of him and letting him chase me, I think rib eye, t-bone, sirloin and other select terms.

 

[finesse_r]

I don’t have to go all the way to Spain. If I wanted to run with bulls, I could just go out in my neighbor’s field and play with his Brahma Bulls. No doubt they would be glad to chase me down, stomp on me, and gore me with their horns and I could save that air fair to Spain. So come on down and save some money on air fare.

 

[Peak53]

Nope. Thought never once crossed my mind.

 

[finesse_r]

If this is something you've considered doing, the guy in the photo says you might want to rethink your vacation plans.

I'm pretty sure he got hurt.



Photo courtesy of the Daily Mirror

Thank god that type of interaction with animals is against the law in most states in the union except for maybe Arkansas and Ohio.

 

[M E Morrison]

NO, I don't run all that well any more!

 

[model70hunter]

When young on 2 occasions I was chased by bulls. The 2nd one was a Jersey, I was weaving around trees while trying to break the sound barrier in a straight line, twice I felt his hot breath on my back, I found another gear.

Go to Spain and let a bull chase me, no thanks it is long out of my system. I've had my Run Forrest Run moment.


besides I would now need a 60 year old bull to make it fair.

 

[bigride]

Have plenty of bull to run from right here.

Beat me to it.

Just pretend this is witty.

 

[rwsmith]

They have traditions.....

They have traditions going way back like running with bulls and fighting them in an arena. Though I find these exciting, I have none of the traditions in my background or blood so I think it would be a mistake to pursue them. If I ever wanted to do this it was a quick and totally irrational fantasy.


PS: People have gotten hurt a LOT worse than this guy.

 

[Smokin' Iron]

His swimmers probably are NOT swimming anymore.