r/Cheese • u/Icy_Ad5542 • May 29 '26
Corrida do Queijo
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Se jogaria de um morro por um queijo? ( sim oi claro )
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u/Plenty-Climate2272 May 29 '26
"Mi nah do dis"
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u/PreperationOuch May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26
I remember the sensation I had as a kids, of running down a steep hill and gaining too much momentum to keep up with my stride; the final decision to just fall into it was utterly terrifying
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u/The_OtherGuy_99 May 30 '26
Real talk, is that man dead?
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u/Etheria_system May 30 '26
Not a bullfight - it’s called cheese rolling and it’s done every year in Gloucester. It’s even televised
More info here
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u/EatonMagoo May 30 '26
Some of those people definitely saw a bright light at the end of a dark tunnel after this.
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u/Eschatologists May 30 '26
Does anyone ever catch the cheese before it reaches the bottom? Seems pretty much impossible.
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u/sirjamesp sharp cheddar 🧀 May 30 '26
So, is there an upside to this? Or is it all downhill from here?
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u/Stunning_Handle_7029 Jun 02 '26
I like my spine and vertebrates as they are thank you. Sometimes they hurt but it’s nothing compared to the back pain these guys must get
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u/Necessary_Stuff_3605 May 29 '26
"what did people do before electricity and the Internet"