>My son sat up, howling with laughter, and said, "That was GREAT! Can I
do it again?" Not a mark on him.
Which is why they use burros instead of mules. If they had been mules
each of them would have slowed down to step on him then double barrel
kicked him as they passed. :-))
The guy who ran the horse farm where I used to keep my horses used to
ride mules on trail with us. One day his favorite mule "Preacher"
bucked him off backwards and that mule double barrel kicked him twice
before he hit the ground.
YiS
Doug
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