Revenge of the bull

Big bull gets his own back:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11022260

"A bull has injured 40 people after jumping out of the arena at a
Spanish bullring and marauding through the crowd."

 

Ginger bull, eh?

 

Ace escribió:

My fault, as I instinctively wrote "toros" instead of "bulls". <Des> What am
I saying? In Pip's place, I'd be torn to shreds for that! </d>

 

I didn't see a previous reference to this article.

 

I believe this is still an English language newsgroup. English,
motherfucker, do you remember how to speak it?

 

SIRPip escribió:

Rather well, actually. I just forget to use it sometimes.

¡Que te den, hijoputa!

 

Paul Carmichael wibbled forthrightly:

^^^^^^^^

I've never seen it written like this before. You learn something new
every day.

 

Ignorance is no excuse in law.

 

You sidestep my point. There was no previous reference to the article
I quoted. There was an earlier post, by Paul Carmichael, with "Toros"
in the title, referring a Spanish web page, which unsurprisingly was
written entirely in Spanish.

 

SIRPip escribió:

With a bloody obvious video smack in the middle of the page. Hence Ace's
comment. And don't tell me you didn't know what a toro was.

Although personally, I don't go for the whole ginge nonsense.