Mexican 'cowboy' stopped armed robbery

[u/ogaarush]

[u/King_in_a_castle_84]

The cavemen were the OG OG OG OG OG OG OG cowboys.

[u/DarkflowNZ → u/King_in_a_castle_84]

I was gonna be like "nah you're way off no way cavemen domesticated horses surely" but turns out after a quick google, depending on what you call cavemen, horses may have been domesticated in the Eurasian Steppes in like 3500 BC, and the Neolithic period ended in 2000BC

[u/SWIMheartSWIY → u/DarkflowNZ]

That is well past "caveman" times though. Writing existed in some places already at that point. It seems so recent to me. I can't believe so much has gone into horse domestication in only 5,000 years.

[u/DarkflowNZ → u/SWIMheartSWIY]

That's why I said "depending on what you call cavemen". It's technically still the stone age but the very end of it

[u/Shock900 → u/King_in_a_castle_84]

FUCA was the OG^OGOG cowboy.