The Night Writer Anorex[st]ics Inaneymous #38: The Running Of The Bulls

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Night Writer (www):

Where's your red sash?

6.9.2009 4:35pm

Gino (www):

i think cutting off an ear is a sign of bravery, or something.
go for it, TL

6.9.2009 6:36pm

Margaret (mail) (www):

You are a little early, el dia de San Fermin is 7/7 not 6/6

6.9.2009 11:13pm

kingdavid (www):

The main question I have: do they call the delicacy Pyrenees Oysters, and are they prepared the same way as Rocky Mountain Oysters? Maybe they just grill em and throw on some salsa. Is salsa even found in Spain, or is that just Mexico? They must have ketchup around, that makes anything taste decent, or barbecue sauce.

6.10.2009 12:55pm

Heathen Brother:

There's a reason why the crowd runs in front of the bulls, and not behind. Some say it is youthful machismo, others might say it has something to do with certain "slip hazards".

6.10.2009 9:29pm

Uncle Ben (mail) (www):

You are on your game!

6.12.2009 9:31am

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