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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Q & A: Field of Bulls

If I walked into a very huge field and in the distance were some bulls, would I be lucky if they didn’t come after me? Because I did this once and now I wonder how stupid it was.

One of my informants tells me that he would walk across any of his pastures of bulls and he wouldn't hesitate to take me with him. But I would. I'd hesitate.

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