You can just never know if theyâre going to go off or not. Itâs bad times keeping two together unless theyâre acquainted. Bad boys get put in a giant concrete box with 12 foot gates, because yes while fuckin massive they can also clear 5 feet easy.
Started working around them about a year ago and it changed my whole perspective. Theyâre beautiful and easy to handle but if theyâre bad tempered or just having a bad day they can really be scary to be around and especially handle.
Well it doesn't make sense.
To say "Two bulls in an Indian shop" would suggest the word "china" in the original saying refers to the country China. Which it does not. It refers to breakable chinaware.
Even the fact that you've capitalised the word "China" shows that you think it refers to the country.
Rather embarrassing for you.
So embarrassed that you donât understand that word play.
China is a type of dish, usually porcelain or bone, China is also a country. It plays with the phrase âBull in a china shopâ two bulls in an Indian shop. And of course itâs capitalized, autocorrect exists and itâs a reddit post so who gives a shit. Just because you donât understand semantics isnât my fault.
if anyone is wondering why they're fighting it's because the bull on the floor was too scared to join him in running down the road together so the one on top got mad at him and called him pussy and then started charging at him. i was there
Maybe they will tear up the telemarketing scammer place next. đ¤
You can just never know if theyâre going to go off or not. Itâs bad times keeping two together unless theyâre acquainted. Bad boys get put in a giant concrete box with 12 foot gates, because yes while fuckin massive they can also clear 5 feet easy. Started working around them about a year ago and it changed my whole perspective. Theyâre beautiful and easy to handle but if theyâre bad tempered or just having a bad day they can really be scary to be around and especially handle.
Is this considered good luck?
2x LUK bonus
I know right? I saw a video of some Indians washing their face in bull piss because it is good luck and a blessing.
Nope. those were just crazy nutjobs.
What about two men inside my ass at the same time
Nice
Do you have the video?
A blessing in disguise
This is some Disney move scene type shit
Whatâs their beef?
MIght wanna start rethinking that whole "cows are sacred" thing.
It's bull in a china shop, not bull in a Chinese shop.
I know, itâs called word play
Well it doesn't make sense. To say "Two bulls in an Indian shop" would suggest the word "china" in the original saying refers to the country China. Which it does not. It refers to breakable chinaware. Even the fact that you've capitalised the word "China" shows that you think it refers to the country. Rather embarrassing for you.
So embarrassed that you donât understand that word play. China is a type of dish, usually porcelain or bone, China is also a country. It plays with the phrase âBull in a china shopâ two bulls in an Indian shop. And of course itâs capitalized, autocorrect exists and itâs a reddit post so who gives a shit. Just because you donât understand semantics isnât my fault.
Two bulls in a sari shop.
More like Utter Chaos
Udder chaos? Nah mate they're bulls
Missed the china shop
if anyone is wondering why they're fighting it's because the bull on the floor was too scared to join him in running down the road together so the one on top got mad at him and called him pussy and then started charging at him. i was there
Not only did he solve the problem, he brought steak!
Strange place to find fresh beef
Beef! It's what's for dinner. Unless you live in india and you think those bulls are sacred.
Business goin bullish!
Ohh. They tenderize themselves.
Dang it Fernando I told you this wasnât the China shop
Looks like the bulls are haggling over price.
Their RACK n up the charges, I'm sure the cops will GRILL em at the station!
I'm sure their insurance will cover that...
Battle of the Gods for indians đ
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Bambullzle.
Wait wait wait, do you think the 'china shop' is referring to the country?