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   Undertoad  Wednesday Mar 22 01:36 PM

3/22/2006: Bull attack, duck!



This is not a new image, but it's so great - and I've never used it for IotD before, so when it was submitted recently again, I figured, hey it's about time. (Thanks to submitter, whose name I can't match to a Cellar handle, but thanks again)

The full story behind the image is at Snopes. The shot was taken by remote control, during the 2002 running of the bulls in Pamplona.

For some reason I didn't use it when it first came around. Since then I've regretted it! But I won't miss this opportunity not to post the NEXT image, which as you see is the exact same situation. Hopefully this photographer also had a remote control.




chrisinhouston  Wednesday Mar 22 02:00 PM

I only have two comments

The first picture is full of bull!
and
Aflack!!!!



Pancake Man  Wednesday Mar 22 02:01 PM

Perfect caption: What's in yoooour wallet?



Elspode  Wednesday Mar 22 02:52 PM

You know, from this angle, a duck really does sort of resemble a velociraptor, doesn't it?



Gromitspapa  Wednesday Mar 22 03:21 PM

I remember the first one going around with a "Digital camera for sale" story. That second one is funny, too!



barefoot serpent  Wednesday Mar 22 03:33 PM

the bull also seems to have already scored someones knickers.



glatt  Wednesday Mar 22 04:02 PM

The bull looks more like a goofy klutz than a fierce animal in that picture, and the duck does look like a dinosaur.



Leah  Wednesday Mar 22 04:16 PM

Now that's one nasty looking duck.



dar512  Wednesday Mar 22 04:45 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Elspode
You know, from this angle, a duck really does sort of resemble a velociraptor, doesn't it?
Actually it looks more like a T-rex to me. In particular it reminds me of the T-rex chasing the jeep in Jurassic park with Jeff Goldblum saying, "Must go faster".


RaisenOx  Wednesday Mar 22 05:35 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by dar512
it reminds me of the T-rex chasing the jeep in Jurassic park with Jeff Goldblum saying, "Must go faster".
Except this time Jeff Goldblum is saying, "Must go slower. Trying to catch dinner."


Kagen4o4  Wednesday Mar 22 05:37 PM

theres something about the eyes of both of them that just whispers quietly in your ear "im...going to kill you now"



ferfanerd  Wednesday Mar 22 05:57 PM

I hate to burst your bubble(s) but I think that it a GOOSE.



xoxoxoBruce  Wednesday Mar 22 07:11 PM

Looks more like the goose-er.



be-bop  Wednesday Mar 22 07:23 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by ferfanerd
I hate to burst your bubble(s) but I think that it a GOOSE.


Duck or goose they are all nice with fresh veg and potatoes and gravy


richlevy  Wednesday Mar 22 07:55 PM

I know what was going through the mind of the guy photographing the bull.

"Ok, I'm going to the hospital. But if I can get this shot off I can probably make enough to pay the bills".



jojo  Wednesday Mar 22 08:05 PM

i can't even look at the bull without getting nervous! seriously. we have purebred limousin and i'm telling you, those things are HUGE and STRONG. he crumpled a steel gate last week like it was made of hanger wire.
uhhh...i'm embarrassed to ask, but since none of you know me: our bull has an extremely long scrotum hanging down, and i wonder if they tie these guys up like they do for rodeos to make them mad?



SeanAhern  Wednesday Mar 22 09:42 PM

That was me who recently sent the "bull" image to you, Undertoad. Sorry, I should have given my cellar handle in the email.



Kagen4o4  Wednesday Mar 22 10:50 PM

no it was me not sean!!!



:x



xoxoxoBruce  Thursday Mar 23 04:56 AM

Quote:
i wonder if they tie these guys up like they do for rodeos to make them mad?
No, they are raised out away from people, so they only see a person occasionally and always on horseback.

When they're suddenly confronted with the confusion of the city, they are freaked out. They mostly just run over people trying to stay with the other bulls but a person on foot looks like a doable foe if they get in the way.......

.....and they're right.


seakdivers  Thursday Mar 23 12:05 PM

Ok - I don't get to see things like cows & horses very often, so I am not familiar with the odd stuff people do to them. This is the first time I've heard about tying a bull's balls up.

Weird.

Well you learn something new every day.



glatt  Thursday Mar 23 12:11 PM

I remember being amazed when I first heard how they got normally placid horses to turn into bucking broncos. They buck like crazy not so much to get the rider off, but to try to get the belt squeezing their abdomen off. Doesn't cause them physical harm though. Just a little discomfort for our amusement. So it's OK.

edited for clarity.



srom  Thursday Mar 23 12:55 PM

(*gets the pun of the title*)

ho ho.



wolf  Thursday Mar 23 02:21 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanAhern
That was me who recently sent the "bull" image to you, Undertoad. Sorry, I should have given my cellar handle in the email.
I guess it's a little late to welcome you, so, uh ... hi. just plain hi.


ferfanerd  Thursday Mar 23 09:08 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by be-bop
Duck or goose they are all nice with fresh veg and potatoes and gravy

If you were a small kid being chased by a goose you'd wish it was a duck! Ducks are much less agressive.


CharlieG  Friday Mar 24 12:14 PM

Having been chased by more than one goose over the years - I came up with a way to stop agressive geese without hurting them

Turn to face them - spread your arms out full width just above should height, and HISS back at them

The STOP, and fast - you can almost hear them saying "Uh Oh - that is one REALLY big Goose"



milkfish  Friday Mar 24 05:22 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by ferfanerd
I hate to burst your bubble(s) but I think that it a GOOSE.
Are you quite sure? I've never seen one with horns like that.


xoxoxoBruce  Friday Mar 24 07:35 PM




SeanAhern  Friday Mar 24 10:48 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by wolf
I guess it's a little late to welcome you, so, uh ... hi. just plain hi.
Hi! Yeah, a bit late, but that's okay.

With a track record of 9 (now 10) posts since 2002, I'm pretty much the epitome of a lurker.


jojo  Saturday Mar 25 08:34 AM

i just noticed that piece of grass hanging out of the dooses (or should it be guck) mouth makes it looks soooo tough. like a cig hanging out the mouth of a mean guy



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