stop digging a hole mang, it only gets deeper.
-
Hello, this board in now turned off and no new posting.
Please REGISTER at Anabolic Steroid Forums, and become a member of our NEW community!
This thread will make you upset
- Thread starter HialeahChico305
- Start date
id trade her in for a decent cycles worth. (ancills and pins included)
I need to polish up...it's been a while.
Thanks Little Wing!
Thanks Little Wing!
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2005
- Messages
- 14,833
- Reaction score
- 1,676
- Points
- 113
- Age
- 43
- Location
- In my imagination.
Pfft. If they were brave, they wouldn't need to torture the bull before the fight. I have no problem with people fighting against a powerful animal so long as it is a fair fight, and the animal wants to fight in the first place.
Bull fighters are overdressed faggots.
I need to polish up...it's been a while.
Thanks Little Wing!
can't wait to see more masterpieces.
I think it would be a good way to settle wars.
Have two armies in an arena . . armed with blunt objects. The country with last man alive wins . . the other side gets nuked
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2005
- Messages
- 14,833
- Reaction score
- 1,676
- Points
- 113
- Age
- 43
- Location
- In my imagination.
I think it would be a good way to settle wars.
Have two armies in an arena . . armed with blunt objects. The country with last man alive wins . . the other side gets nuked
Or each side could build giant death robots and fight them in an arena.
| YouTube Video | |
Whatever happens to a bull that injures a bullfighter? is it awarded its freedom?
Im pretty sure he ends up getting raped and BBQ'd like the losing bulls as well . . life is so unfair!
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2005
- Messages
- 14,833
- Reaction score
- 1,676
- Points
- 113
- Age
- 43
- Location
- In my imagination.
No, they kill them either way. I just hope that the bulls that speared the hell out of the fighters died happy.
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2005
- Messages
- 14,833
- Reaction score
- 1,676
- Points
- 113
- Age
- 43
- Location
- In my imagination.
can't wait to see more masterpieces.
I need to practice a whole lot.
Nightowl
Registered
I think, the ways these bulls are pampered for their entire life just for this day should be noted. These creatures are treated daily to the finest bathes to that of the best foods. Then within the ring(s) later on in their adult life, not without being treated like kings.
The other photo of the matidor getting ribbed is not unusual, but very sick for some to watch live, alike to me the death of the bull.
Nice and interesting topic of discussion.
I don't like this form of entertainment, nor would I consider going to this event.
The other photo of the matidor getting ribbed is not unusual, but very sick for some to watch live, alike to me the death of the bull.
Nice and interesting topic of discussion.
I don't like this form of entertainment, nor would I consider going to this event.
that was great. love watching people die. there's somethin about the way a body changes when life is removed that is hypnotic.
GearsMcGilf
Registered
That was a cool vid. But, we know what the bull's fate was also. At least the guy died a hero's death.
a hero's death? your kidding me right? its a "sport", and yes it takes balls to get in there with a animal that is X10 stronger but I wouldn't call a bull fighter a hero.
Last edited:
Last edited:
So, a bullfighter fights the bull and kids gets to slaughter the beasts ?
very, very strange, indeed!
Amazing how there can be so many stupid, ignorant assholes out there.
Not one sane mind stopped this. They all deserved it.
Kid was just doing what the parents told him to do, bullfighting is common in trujillo. 4-5 bulls a day die that way in that particular place from what I understand, in the background bull number 2 is getting ready for some knife on throat action.
Damn, I was hoping that one of those court jesters were gored!
http://members.tripod.com/circle_of_sand/who.html
this is interesting, 27 pages of famous bullfighters. a lot of them died from gorings or complications from having been gored. the thing is there is such a history there and it's a part of their culture. i would just like to see it change with the times.
Fighting Mad, California Bloodless Bullfights
The bull is still beef after the fight but he is not tortured and does not die for entertainment. And like the article says, the "Bloodless" in Bloodless Bullfight, doesn't apply to the matadors.
in very rare instances a bull wins crowd favor and is spared. and it used to be a much more savage spectacle than it is now.
http://carnivora.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=zoological&action=display&thread=5404
FAMOUS BULLS Many Spaniards can tell you about the great bull Bailador, who fought in 1883. It took 21 deep thrusts of the rapier to kill him. In the meantime, Bailador had killed 13 horses. Another bull, Caramelo, defeated a lion and a tiger in the Madrid ring, and when he fought on August 3, 1877, his courage and strength so impressed the crowd that a roar went up to spare him. (this does happen in rare cases.)
"Caramelo, a famous bull in the history of bullfighting in Madrid, was one of the few bulls to earn a pardon and be spared. This bull took on a lion and a tiger, and won both times. The crowd decided to spare Caramelo, and he was pastured instead."
this is interesting, 27 pages of famous bullfighters. a lot of them died from gorings or complications from having been gored. the thing is there is such a history there and it's a part of their culture. i would just like to see it change with the times.
Fighting Mad, California Bloodless Bullfights
The bull is still beef after the fight but he is not tortured and does not die for entertainment. And like the article says, the "Bloodless" in Bloodless Bullfight, doesn't apply to the matadors.
in very rare instances a bull wins crowd favor and is spared. and it used to be a much more savage spectacle than it is now.
http://carnivora.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=zoological&action=display&thread=5404
FAMOUS BULLS Many Spaniards can tell you about the great bull Bailador, who fought in 1883. It took 21 deep thrusts of the rapier to kill him. In the meantime, Bailador had killed 13 horses. Another bull, Caramelo, defeated a lion and a tiger in the Madrid ring, and when he fought on August 3, 1877, his courage and strength so impressed the crowd that a roar went up to spare him. (this does happen in rare cases.)
"Caramelo, a famous bull in the history of bullfighting in Madrid, was one of the few bulls to earn a pardon and be spared. This bull took on a lion and a tiger, and won both times. The crowd decided to spare Caramelo, and he was pastured instead."
Last edited:
GearsMcGilf
Registered
Maybe not a hero, but he def earned some respect. Perhaps a state funeral is in order.
It's really more of an art than a sport, just as much as painting, music, or dance. Although, since the bull does have a fair fighting chance, it's really kind of an artistic sport. I hear they're very exciting to see, much more so than watching on TV. Most of the haters change their tune after actually experiencing one. But, the "bloodless" bullfighting doesn't compare to the real thing. It's not even bull fighting. Might as well just call it dancing with the bulls.
