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The kid's got a big hat and big balls.......if he lives long enough, he may grow into both!!
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er...what is that thing? they dont have those here.
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American Brahma, probably a steer, and also probably a barn yard pet...

Developed during the early 1900s as a cross breed of several Indian breeds to be used as beef stock. If they haven't been bred and groomed for rodeo stock, the're usually quite docile. Very similar to the sacred cows that free range throughout India.
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