What about on a horseback? You're in Texas, I think that should be very common there because it's all part of Texas's cowboy heritage and ranching traditions.
It's common in some areas, but I haven't been on a horse before. There's a lot of them in the country side of Texas, but I'm in the suburbs. I actually saw a donkey roaming a couple months back. He was on one my buddies' streets. 🤣 I think he lives somewhere close by, but I'm not sure.
The owner just let his donkey roaming around without being there 🤣😅. What if the donkey doesn't know its way back and get lost?
I have actually not ridden a horse before. Is it even feasible for people in my generation to ride horses? I don't even consider it as a means of transportation. I would love to pay for a horse ride once and experience how it feels like.
To some parts of the world, they are still used very well as a means of transportation. While it's also used as a means of recreational transport at the beaches.
A space rocket 🚀 isn't something someone goes in travelling frequently though 😂 😂
I'm guessing it belonged to one of the neighbors or someone who lives nearby, but honestly, I’m not even sure. The donkey was just casually roaming up and down the street like it owned the place. That side of town’s pretty country, so it wouldn’t surprise me if someone actually has it as a pet.
I have a phobia for big trucks. I don't like driving in them or having them drive up my back. They creep me out!
Same here. Every time I see one on the freeway, I’m speeding past it. I can’t stand driving near them, they make me way too uneasy.
Mehn, I've seen a lot of accidents involving big trucks which was fatal without any survivors and the one's where there are survivors, they are gravely injured. It's why I don't feel comfortable being near them.Same here. Every time I see one on the freeway, I’m speeding past it. I can’t stand driving near them, they make me way too uneasy.
This GIF just reminded of the Shrek animated fantasy comedy I used to watch so many years ago. I bet you also watched it too.I'm guessing it belonged to one of the neighbors or someone who lives nearby, but honestly, I’m not even sure. The donkey was just casually roaming up and down the street like it owned the place. That side of town’s pretty country, so it wouldn’t surprise me if someone actually has it as a pet.
In fact, my buddy looked at me and said, 'Whose jackass is this?'
And I’m like, 'I have no idea. I thought it was yours, bro.' 🤣
That makes sense. I don't know how to drive....
The fear of their brakes failing is what makes me very uncomfortable being anywhere near them. The first day I was in one, my heart sunk into my stomach.
Oh that must be really hard.
