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You ride a bull, you run from a bear.
by pessimizer 3y ago
You ride a bull, you run from a bear.
- taeric 3y agoNice! I actually knew the correct term, though. Have a bad habit of switching binary things a lot. :( Edit: Amusingly, I think I was thinking that I was bullish against it. Such that I flipped a different part of the sentence. Still, wrong as written.
- tbeseda 3y agoOr: bears hibernate, bulls charge
- jaipilot747 3y agoIt's confusing, because people generally don't ride bulls. Where I'm from you gently back off from both bulls and bears.
- taeric 3y agoI remember it as bears hibernate, so they will stockpile resources and not let go of them. I don't really have an analog for the bulls, oddly.
- LeafItAlone 3y agoI was taught it was how they attack. Bears: stand and swipe down with their paw Bulls: start with their head low and jut upwards with their horns