No, I am not referring to a PTA meeting. I am referring to the centuries-old Swiss Alps tradition of cow fighting. No bull.

And while there is no prize money for winning, the thrill of seeing your cow crowned queen is considered quite an honor for the owner -- and can result in a hefty price for the heifer, should the owner decide to sell her.
(Note: Locals, officials, and even tourists who have witnessed the cow fighting say it is humane and that the bovine beauties do no real damage to each other, just to their egos.)
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Cow-fighting season (aka Le Tour de Vache) sounds only slightly more grueling than working one's way through that linked site's syntax.
No Ferdinands need apply.
Just in time, a new hobby for Michael Vick
First MMA now MOO what next?
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Dave S., let me know when you provide translations of P4500 in French and German. ; )
Tommy, bravo. You have outdone yourself. Still laughing. Though it does explain why there have been Vick sightings in Switzerland recently.
As for you, Brice, you got a problem with Bovine Martial Arts - or the hoof horn way? ; )
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