I really admire her , I hope there is more women who take up this sport ( is it classed as a sport I don't know ) I am glad she recovered from that injury x
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I really admire her , I hope there is more women who take up this sport ( is it classed as a sport I don't know ) I am glad she recovered from that injury x
but winchestergirl doesn't it bother you to see them get hurt? why would anyone want risk their life or paralysis on a sport? yes it is classified as a sport. I'm not disagreeing with you and I admire her, I just don't understand it. how did you like those wild pictures of those bulls jumping about 9 feet straight up??!!!
why yes of course it bothers me that there get hurt , but at the end of the day there know what there getting into , like boxing I don't understand why there do that as there is a big chance there can get seriously hurt , even brain damage , I don't like it but its there choice and if there is a audience and a need for it , it will still go on. as for the pictures there were awesome , who took them was it you ? I forgot to ask x
howdy winchestergirl! yes I agree it's something we don't understand and the analogy to boxing is a great one, thanks for coming up with that!
the photos:
No these were mostly from a newspaper in Wyoming, do you know which state that is here? anyway they have alot of rodeos up there, it's also cowboy country.
without cheating - no I don't !!
oh well it's one of our Northwestern states, straight North of Texas about a thousand miles and turn West. beautiful country, sparsely populated, very cold winters. I could live there though.
sounds quite nice and it would be quiet x
exactly winchestergirl, peaceful and quiet with rolling grass-covered hills but also mountains, you should google it sometime.