Mavica Posted Wednesday at 11:59 PM Posted Wednesday at 11:59 PM Spanish bullfighter 'seriously' injured after 10cm gore to his bottom Quote
jimmie50 Posted yesterday at 01:05 AM Posted yesterday at 01:05 AM Guess the bull found the 'bulls eye'! LOL. Mavica and BjornAgain 2 Quote
Mavica Posted yesterday at 01:35 AM Author Posted yesterday at 01:35 AM 28 minutes ago, jimmie50 said: Guess the bull found the 'bulls eye'! LOL. Quote
vinapu Posted yesterday at 02:01 AM Posted yesterday at 02:01 AM I feel sorry for both guy and bull Travelingguy and Mavica 1 1 Quote
PeterRS Posted yesterday at 02:13 AM Posted yesterday at 02:13 AM I cannot find the fascination some people have for this "sport" - if that it can be called. It ranks for me alongside the American Rodeo horse bareback jumping, as inane a "sport" as I can imagine. But then I suppose Spanish and Americans find croquet and cricket both boring and baffling/ Ruthrieston, floridarob, Mavica and 1 other 4 Quote
Mavica Posted yesterday at 02:17 AM Author Posted yesterday at 02:17 AM 13 minutes ago, vinapu said: I feel sorry for both guy and bull Quote
Travelingguy Posted yesterday at 03:47 AM Posted yesterday at 03:47 AM French bull fighting is a little different. The crowd (and the band) cheer for the bull, and the bulls die of old age, not from being killed in the arena. Mavica and BjornAgain 2 Quote
Popular Post floridarob Posted yesterday at 05:41 AM Popular Post Posted yesterday at 05:41 AM Opened this expecting it to be about @Olddaddy and some big black dick 🍆 jimmie50, Keithambrose, BjornAgain and 2 others 5 Quote
Patanawet Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago 14 hours ago, PeterRS said: But then I suppose Spanish and Americans find croquet and cricket both boring and baffling/ Indeed, they probably do. Quote
Mavica Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago I grew up in the USA playing croquet at family gatherings. Currently, bean bag or washer toss are all the rage ... amongst seniors. Quote