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They have these in the Philippines also. Did not have time to attend. Wanted to check it out just once, kinda like a bullfight. Curious

Philly B is the world traveller. Bet he can fill us in on bullfights, cockfights, bullcocks and crocks of bull, etc. Seriously, some odd pastimes in other cultures

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I was a big hunter when I was younger and now I won't even step on an ant if I see one. I don't know why it just happened.

Same. I've always wanted to watch a cock fight though. Just the thought of a lone cock being challenged by another cock. The men have probably trained their cocks for some time for this exact moment. Spending endless nights strengthening, nurturing and working their cocks until they can't take It any longer.

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