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What kind of music you hear while you trade?
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Another topical Forex song lol. 
Cyndi, 2004 New York, right on top of her game here.
Vocal control, range, audience participation, you name it.
Kat Dyson, guitar
Deni Bonet, violin
Sam Merindino, drums
Steve Gaboury, accordion
William Wittman, bass
Money Changes Everything (Live) - Cyndi Lauper
Cyndi, 2004 New York, right on top of her game here.
Vocal control, range, audience participation, you name it.
Kat Dyson, guitar
Deni Bonet, violin
Sam Merindino, drums
Steve Gaboury, accordion
William Wittman, bass
Money Changes Everything (Live) - Cyndi Lauper
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{quote} Damn! Good riders, cute as buttons and they have all their teeth! ROFL!
https://youtu.be/NKWI2qjBgPI
hahaa, yep right on BOTH counts
.. (cute & dentally sound 
)Central Qld, Rockhampton where the gals came from is the beef capital of Australia they say.
The council erected a statue of a prize bull in the main drive into the city and had to bolt on the bulls nuts as the lads would get p!ssed on a sat'dy night and smash them off with a wrench lol.
https://driveinland.com.au/itinerary...-of-australia/
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here's another queensland gal taking on the bull riding this time (she is from Mareeba near Atherton up on the tablelands (which is much further north from Rocky) and inland from Cairns in Far North Queensland. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-...nior/101229890 a young'un having a go, good on her - - - - - - - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2ad..._radio=1&t=67s
I have so many fond memories of my visits to Australia. I rode down there a couple times. As I remember it, you have some smaller, snaky broncs and some really stout bulls!
And you had Jimmy Dix, the first Aussie cowboy I met in the US. Small, tough and a hell of a rider.
Don't squat with your spurs on!
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She's a pretty good rider from what I could see. She's able to handle a bigger bull than one she was on, in fact a bigger bull might be easier for her to ride.
I hope she takes it as far as she wants to.
I have so many fond memories of my visits to Australia. I rode down there a couple times. As I remember it, you have some smaller, snaky broncs and some really stout bulls!
Cheers for the feedback WHL and loved your story about Australia pal.
I did a hunt and this link popped up about Jimmy, with a terrific pic of him in the saddle in full swing.
AUSTRALIAN LEGENDS OF RODEO!!!
Jimmy Dix on Inman's Albuquerque at the 1971 NFR. Photo by Ferrell Butler. .. read on.....
THE AMAZING
JIMMY DIX -DIGGER
Jim Dix began his rodeo career in his home state of Western Australia - North Collie - winning state titles in saddlebronc and bullock riding in the early 1960s and by the mid 1960s was showing his prowess as a bareback rider. Jim joined APRA in 1959 and competed in roughstock (saddlebronc, bareback, bull and bullock riding)
https://www.facebook.com/55440965123...6145428063270/