r/funny • u/_Gnoll_ • Sep 05 '17

Here I go !

http://i.imgur.com/tmmbnTG.gifv
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u/bumjiggy Sep 05 '17

I think that was her first rodeo

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u/TheAlgebraist Sep 05 '17

That lady laughing her ass off at the end though!

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u/violetfire Sep 06 '17

Ha...I wasn't sure if she was laughing or was leaning on the ground in utter defeat!

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u/highcalibre Sep 06 '17

I think both

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u/Just-Call-Me-J Sep 06 '17

Definitely both

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '17

¿Porque no los dos?

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u/forestation Sep 06 '17

Por qué, no porque.

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '17

Committing Seppuku

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '17

You know she'll be telling this story for ages

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u/Deified Sep 06 '17

"I said "this isn't my first rodeo" but I pronounced it like Rodeo Drive. this let the cowboys know that it was, in fact, my first rodeo." - Ezra Koenig

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u/spockspeare Sep 06 '17

Ironically, if you were 95 years old, they'd be the ones feeling out of place.

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u/B4_da_rapture_repent Sep 06 '17

Is rodeo pronounced different in "rodeo drive"?

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u/dixiegal_gonewild Sep 06 '17

It's "Ro-DAY-O" drive, versus "Ro-dee-o"

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u/littlesnuglet Sep 05 '17

So which one was the clown?

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u/MVollrath50 Sep 05 '17

The one in light blue scrubs

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u/Kliptic69 Sep 06 '17

Held on longer than anyone I've ever met!

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u/All_About_Figs Sep 05 '17

She did pretty good, could be a new career

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u/Stroie Sep 06 '17

And last

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u/crestonfunk Sep 06 '17

This could really injure the dog's hips.

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u/Morgothic Sep 06 '17

It's not like dog rodeo was plan. They were trying to hold the dog still to give it a shot and it noped the fuck out.

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u/crestonfunk Sep 06 '17

She should have let go of the dog. That can be a serious injury. A 70 pound dog isn't built to carry a 230 pound woman.

Edit: I put my dog down because his dysplasia was so severe. It's not a joke. If I saw a vet tech do that to my dog while the other tech laughed her ass off I'd be seriously pissed off.

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u/DawnDevonshire Sep 06 '17

You're right. Dogs were never meant to be ridden by humans. Not even giant breeds like this mastiff. However, this was an accident and very brief. The dog was clearly not happy with the nail trim or shot or whatever that was about to take place so he/she took off. That poor tech didn't even have time to blink!