Viva la bull!

[Watchdog]

I think the last picture in this post verified my selfie related post. Goree had cell phone in hand, sure hope he got the picture, waste of a good abdominal surgery otherwise.

It's true, some people can't seem to exist without their cell phone. That photo could also be a good advertisement against texting while running with the bulls.

But take a closer look at one of the other photos in my post...the one shown below.

In case you missed it the first time you looked, see that "lump" high up on the guy's right leg right next to his fashion underwear?

That's the tip of the bull's horn about to punch through his leg. And the guy's grabbed ahold of the horn, like he could make it stop doing that.

This is what (deservedly) happens to people who do stupid stuff.

 

[Warren Sear]

^^ I notice that many of those clowns end up with their pants down or off. Wut up wiff that???

 

[Watchdog]

I notice that many of those clowns end up with their pants down or off. Wut up wiff that???

I wouldn't even attempt to speculate about that on an open forum.

 

[Old TexMex]

Well, the first non Spaniard to run the bulls in Pamplona was an Irishman.....

The whole thing started as a method to get the country bulls (that were originally fromPolish bulls) into town without mishap. These are bred fighting bulls. A few steers were driven in first and the full bulls would follow them.
There were a few guys with sticks that just kept them moving, in small groups, towards the bull ring in the center of town. Wasn't until the 1920's that a few non locals started fooling around, the Hemingway wrote about it, and everybody wanted to get into the act. Lunatics.

 

[Rule3]

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[Warren Sear]

Well, the first non Spaniard to run the bulls in Pamplona was an Irishman.....

The whole thing started as a method to get the country bulls (that were originally fromPolish bulls) into town without mishap. These are bred fighting bulls. A few steers were driven in first and the full bulls would follow them.
There were a few guys with sticks that just kept them moving, in small groups, towards the bull ring in the center of town. Wasn't until the 1920's that a few non locals started fooling around, the Hemingway wrote about it, and everybody wanted to get into the act. Lunatics.

Yeah, but that still does not explain why so often the pants come down or off!