Lessons Learned – Week of August 15, 2010
On Wednesday, an 1,100 pound bull leaped out of a bullring in Tafalla, northern Spain and charged into a crowd of spectators. Some 40 people were injured, but nobody was killed. The bull had already twice tried to jump the barrier during the event, breaking one of his horns, and was about to be removed from the arena when he launched himself into the crowd.
Lesson Learned: Don’t provoke an 1,100 pound bull. You play with fire, you’re going to get burned.
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