Truth in Advertising

[Kerry]

From my 2 July ride that included about 8 miles of unfamiliar dirt & gravel road (with steep switchbacks!) out in the middle of nowhere:



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[Roadstergal]

:lol: to the bull...


Sorta the opposite - "Except this one."

[The Buddha]

From my 2 July ride that included about 8 miles of unfamiliar dirt & gravel road (with steep switchbacks!) out in the middle of nowhere:



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Your worst nightmare eh ... Kerry ... After you clobbered that cow ... wont it have been ironic if the cows dragged the sign over close to you and pointed it to you screaming ... what you cant see ... this road belongs to us ...
On a related note ... whenever we see cows on the side of a hill (very common in Livermore - where we used to live) ... I'd always say "lets play cow tippin" ... and the more serious ... cow tipping is a team sport right ... you and the cow are a team right ... Or what do you call the loser in a cow tipping contest ... Steak ...
Cool.
Srinath.

[Blueknyt]

Or what do you call the loser in a cow tipping contest

i call him slow poke.
i did it once, buddy ran over and hit one the same time i did. the cow he tipped was a Dehorned bull. the bull recovered pretty damn fast and gave chase.  poor ole jim had just laid both hands on the fence to vault over when el toro caught up to give him a boost.  

needless to say he cleared the fence, the 5 foot gap between the fence and pickup bed, the width of pickup bed to land on the opposite side of the truck with a resounding snap. 2 ribs and a callarbone broken and a bruised tailbone.

[weaselnoze]

bahaha thats a good one!  i heard cow tipping can actually hurt the cows in some instances.. i'd be afraid i would kill one

[vtlion]

not mine personally.  found it on the web.