Those silly people are running with the bulls again at the
San Fermin festival Anyone here have that on their 'list of things to do'?
Guess who participated this morning:
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For many thousands of tourists from around the world, it is the sprint of their lives.
"Running ahead of bulls is life and I wanted to feel alive," Ray Sabbatini, 36, of Wisconsin, told The Associated Press.
Sabbatini, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, was accompanied by his friend Dennis Rodman, the retired American National Basketball League star.
"I wasn't afraid," added Rodman. "I like strong emotions."
The bull runs continue daily, starting at 8 a.m., until July 14.
The San Fermin festival, famed for its all-night street parties, dates from the 16th century. It gained worldwide fame from Ernest Hemingway's 1926 novel, "The Sun Also Rises."
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What kind of tat will he get to celebrate?
FWIW - I hated that book when I had to read it in HS.
