Not Manassas, Pamplona. Every year I cheer for the bulls.
Fresh off the Reuters feed:
"I’ve never been seriously injured. I lost my kidney one year," said Bomber, a 56-year-old Californian, after one early morning run.
Define "seriously"... ???
Fellow American R.J. Smith ran with the bulls in Pamplona for the 31st time this year, despite a long white scar from a bull’s goring on his buttock and a false hip beneath it which bear witness to his bull-running addiction.
What we have here is a failure of the higher brain functions to communicate with the motor skills. :o
"I’ve done bungee jumping, parachuting, parascending, diving ... always finding the next stupid thing to do ... This is the best so far. I’m not sure what follows," said Mark Kinder, a 31-year-old information technology manager from England.
No comment. :-X
Red Cross staff perch on the gates at regular intervals ready to scoop up the injured.
And you thought your job was bad! ![]()
I am again enchanted by PETA’s counter-spectacle. The Agorans generally seem ready to champion causes, but perhaps this one is too extreme—unless Katy can trick PW into being our representative? ::) Perhaps we will have to settle for a running of the bull-oney in our Plaza de Palabras?
gailr
