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    Default Bull Riding / Rodeo

    Who is into Bull riding or the Rodeo. These folks are some true athletes.

    If you were "X" years younger, would you try it? (with "X" being a variable determined by you).

    COWBOY UP !!!

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    I've been in a horse wreck (it fell over), that smarted!
    I have been in a patrol car wreck, that smarted!
    and I have been over the handlebars on dirt bikes too many times and broke my leg (11 pins and 6 inch piece of metal) on one...actually OFF of one! That REALLY smarted

    I think I'll just WATCH bull riding and rodeo at 57 years old!!
    I prefer to maintain a certain level of friction with the ground!
    If I was younger?...uh...NO!
    "Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to receive."
    -Otto Watt Sept. 5 1925

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    The big belt buckle that most of them wear could be compensating for something.
    73 de Gary



    "If you ever find yourself in a hole, the first thing to do is stop dig'n." - Will Rogers

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    Bull riding is one of the toughest sports in the world. Those guys take a real beating!


    After my near fatal parcheesi accident I don't participate in any sports at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KA3TRX View Post
    Bull riding is one of the toughest sports in the world. Those guys take a real beating!


    After my near fatal parcheesi accident I don't participate in any sports at all.
    Got bumped while not on a blue safety square, eh?

    People may make fun of bull riding but it really is dangerous: all that thrashing around puts great stress on--and causes major damage to--the cartilage in between the bones...the neck and spine suffering the bulk of the damage. If an old bull rider walks funny it's not because he's bowlegged but because he probably really, really hurts.
    Rich, one of QRZ's elite corps of Pun Piranhas

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    Back when I was a RUG RAT (about 7 or 8) someone decided it would be fun for me to ride a horse.

    They sat me on the horse and it walked around. How cute!

    About that time, another horse rider came by quite abit faster, and the horse I was on thought it was time to RACE!!

    The horse took off, at full speed, with me yelling "STOP!! STOPPPP!!!!!"

    I yanked on the reins, but it did no good.

    The horse got tired of the payload on his back, and JETISONED ME, right into a BARB WIRE FENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I still have scars from that FIFTY YEARS LATER!!!!

    So that was my horse riding career. I prefer the METAL HORSES, or Motorcycles, though I have gotten too ELDERLY to ride those these days!

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    When I was passing through Fallon, Nevada they had a rodeo in town every single cowboy and cowgirl was at the burger king talking about how they did at the rodeo, one young kid I guess 16 won the bull riding championship. Good for him.


    RIP Lane Frost.

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    na, i like em on my pizza and in burgers and steaks
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    I'm just glad that we don't have to deal with that rodeo stuff up here.

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    Back in my High School and early College days, I rode Bulls and Bareback bucking horse. I have since come to my senses and watch the young'uns go it.

    It is a tough sport and no drug can be purchased the provides the kick of strapping yourself to 1500 pound sack of living, breathing dynamite!
    PRO PATRIA VIGILANS

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