prof. bull riders

[JOCK]

[Gunny]

It's not a cup that does the trick. Rodeo men -- there may be an
exception -- as a general rule do not wear cups of any kind.

What makes the "package" is their chaps. The chaps outline the "basket" and
the strap that connects the two legs of the chaps rides low, on the pubic
bone, just above the "package" creating the view that you see.

"JOCK" <JOCKn...@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:19067-4AE...@storefull-3252.bay.webtv.net...
> anyone ever watch professional bull riding? WHAT do those guys wear to
> make the big bulge in their Levi's?
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> you ride a 2500 pound crazy bull, you better have a concrete reinforced
> cup in your jock
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[JOCK]

[john G]

On 11/09/2009 06:32 PM, JOCK wrote:
> ok Gunny, I can see where the chaps make the man, but I still wonder if
> a guy who bounces on top of a 2 ton animal and takes a chance on getting
> stepped on by all that beef, would not wear a cup?
> but, ok, I suppose no amount of steel re-inforced cup could probably
> prevent damage from a hoove hitting just the right spot.
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> but still those guys sure do show some mighty handsome eye candy.

If I tried to ride a bull, my cremaster and dartos muscles
would contract so strongly my nuts would be screaming.

Seems to me all a bull rider would need would be a tight
jock or suspensory.

[Chad Hargrave]

It's those tight, boot fit jeans. They are meant to
compliment the male physique.