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Rodeo

            
             Going to the rodeo is one of the my favorite things to do. I have anticipated all week long just waiting for Friday night. I"m ready to ride when I get there. I wait so long getting more and more anxious as everyday goes by. Then when it gets here it just smells like rodeo. Horses and cows pooping everywhere that's what rodeo smells like. When I arrive at the front gate I just start thinking that I"m going to ride tonight and that's all there is to it. I tell myself that I will beat everyone out here tonight and I won't get hurt and I go home a happy man. .
             When I fall off sometimes I have to taste that dirt and it taste like dirty salt. I have to say though Saginaw has the best tasting dirt around. When I am on the bull when he starts to buck it feels like you or on a boat rocking forwards and backwards 50 times harder. When he spins if your not sitting up right then he will toss you right off. Then there's no turning back you just got to tell yourself there is always next week. The sound of rodeo is the sounds of soft drums hitting the dirt. I love that sound. When I go to the rodeo I see all these good looking women around me. I just love see beautiful women at the rodeo. I also see other people getting hurt and everyone ask me "how do I do this with out being scared." .
             I just love going to the rodeo so I can see all the pretty women, hear all the things running and pounding on the dirt, feeling that bull buck like it does, taste the best dirt in Texas, and smell all the things you smell at a rodeo. .
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... would move to another city. Tom would ride, eat, sleep, eat, ride, move on, and so on. That was Tom's rodeo life. The roundness of life part develops Tom's rodeo character by demonstrating that his life was repetitive and continual. Secondly, The circuit itself, as a whole, was round. It would start ... the fall, and rest in the winter. Tom followed the circle and that also showed that Tom was dedicated to the rodeo and was a true saddle bronc riding enthusiast. In continuum, a rodeo was a circle. First the calf roping and bareback riding, then saddle bronc riding, and then they go on a...

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2. Black Cowboys

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3. Women in Male-Dominated Sports

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4. Cowboys Dont Cry

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6. Gender Stereotypes in Magazines

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8. Technology and Modern Communication

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9. Using Proper Diction

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