Feminists cringe and college guys rejoice

The night started out somewhat normal — people gathered around the Fritz’s parking lot drinking beer and listening to mediocre rockabilly band Crash Justice while waiting for the bull riding to begin.
Normalcy flew out the window when a limo emblazoned with “Moonlight Bunny Ranch”on its windows pulled up, letting out five attractive women, two guys from HBO’s “Cathouse”and the owner of the Bunny Ranch himself, Dennis Hoff.
Science has shown that when a hot girl is placed in a crowd of buzzed college guys, the guys swarm like locusts. This goes double for hot girls who accept money for sex.
The entire night, Hoff had not a moment’s rest. Either he was being talked up by strangers or harassing girls who rode the bull by either commenting on their physical assets, demanding to know their favorite sexual position or urging them to take off their clothes.
A few girls did flash the crowd, often unintentionally. With the bull whipping them back and forth, a few breasts were exposed, causing the men in the audience to scream in joy, and causing Hoff to yell yet another sexist comment.
“We encouraged skimpy bikinis,”said Fritz’s owner Derek Morg, adding that the event didn’t intend for there to be nudity.
Marie Skinner, a 21-year-old interior design major, was the only girl who followed Morg’s “skimpy bikini”suggestion. With her white string bikini, she instantly became the crowd favorite.
“I wanted the money,”Skinner said of riding twice.
When she learned there was no cash prize, she continued to ride “because it’s fun.â€
After every girl who was going to ride the bull rode it, the sponsors of the event, The Moonlight Bunny Ranch, South Shore Soldiers and Tahoe Long Boards, gave out swag. Long boards were given to crowd favorites, while shirts and hats were given to everyone who rode.
Throughout the evening, a bevy of girls and boys rode the bull, some better than others, but all with a grin on their face and reveling in their debauchery.
This was the first Bikini Bull Riding event that Fritz’s has done, though it may become at least an annual event, according to Morg.
“I’d like to do (bull riding) at least once a semester,”Morg said. “It gives something cool to do for people in the dorms who have nothing to do.â€
In the end, the event was either a feminist’s worst nightmare or a drunken college kid’s wet dream.
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3 Responses to “Feminists cringe and college guys rejoice”
I don’t think that the majority of women would participate in such an event. The girls who did are prostitutes, and one female student also joined in. There is a bad apple in every bunch, and if she liked exposing herself, maybe she should change her major; but it was certainly an act by an individual. This doesn’t refect on the rest of us.
Just because some men rape or beat women, it doesn’t make all men violent. Just because some woman likes to expose herself, she doesn’t become the spokesperson for all females.
I’m in a committed relationship, and my significant other would be deeply hurt if I rode a bull to amuse other men. I suppose it comes down to values, some women don’t have any, but most of us do.
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At least you kept an open mind about it Charlene.
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I think there are a surprising number who would participate in an event just like this, and I think the numbers will rise if Fritz’s continues the tradition. Women all over the country, and all over the rest of the world, join in wet t-shirt contests, thong competitions, Hooters restaurants and a whole host of other things that focus on physical appearance. Note the girl in the white bikini is not an ugly one, and even riding a damn mechanical bull you could tell she worked out, gee I wonder if that has something to do with her self-image? Unfortunately for Charlene and myself, this young woman does reflect on us, very directly because the young men who watched and participated in this competition have had their viewpoints and opinions reinforced or altered by the behavior of not just the women who were paid to be there by in particular by this woman who volunteered to take off her clothes and exhibit her body for the crowd. I don’t think she needs to change her major, I think she needs to examine her lifestyle. She can of course decide that she likes displaying herself and women in general in this manner, and if she does enjoy it good for her, though speaking from personal experience this incident had less to do with enjoying the act and everything to do with enjoying the attention. But Charlene is wrong, it does reflect on all of us, the viewpoint of every man there and everyone reading this article has just added another potentially degrading thing to the list of what young women will do for attention.
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