How screwed is this guy?

http://www.darb.net/~grantd/screwed.jpg

:evillol:

Damn no uplaod feature.

I read on that in yahoonews...the photographer actually wrapped the camera in tons of bubblewrap and left it in the street :)

/spoilsport :evillol:

Jay: ROFL

:lol: That is one pissed off animal

I like the new OWNED pic. Thats funny. :rofl:

well looks like that the last picture he'll ever take :sadwavey:

I read on that in yahoonews...the photographer actually wrapped the camera in tons of bubblewrap and left it in the street :)

/spoilsport :evillol:

Jay: ROFL
well looks like that the last picture he'll ever take :sadwavey:
forgetting something?

forgetting something?
opps let me try that again.well that the last picture that camra will take :sadwavey: :p

opps let me try that again.well that the last picture that camra will take :sadwavey: :p
:lol: that works too i guess :licka:

Yah that came round the emails, nasty stuff!!!

Bulls are scary :uhoh:

I'd actually place money on the camera being ok. If you look at the bull's feet, he has NO traction. In the middle of falling. I would say that the bull hit the ground seconds later, got up, and trotted around the camera.

I don't know how the camera came out of it. I don't intent to hand around long enough to see how much damage a charging bulls momentum will cause wether he's falling or not.

I'd actually place money on the camera being ok. If you look at the bull's feet, he has NO traction. In the middle of falling. I would say that the bull hit the ground seconds later, got up, and trotted around the camera.

That's what I thought, looks like he needs some TC of some type, or rubber edged hoofs that'll let him take some 1G corners...

That's what I thought, looks like he needs some TC of some type, or rubber edged hoofs that'll let him take some 1G corners...

I wonder if he can drift? 4HD is better that FHD!!@$!@$42$!@$!@!1!!111oneone


I'm sorry, I'll stop now. :iceslolan

If you look at the bull's feet, he has NO traction. In the middle of falling.


Take another look, the bulls right rear leg and hoof are directly under its body, and comeing down flat. He's in complete control, and has all the traction he needs, theres some very sophisticated All Hoof Drive at work there.

yes, Moppie, his hoof is down. But his hock is also down... he's basically sitting as far as that leg is concerned. Hoof tip on ground + hock on ground + slick surface like that = no traction. I've worked with horses long enough to know. When that hock comes down all the way onto the ground, the animal has no balance.. as far as they're concerned, they're halfway through a fall, which is what that bull is. Body all twisted like that.. he doesn't even have a center of gravity on him.. it's somewhere waaaay off. :)