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baby rodeo 

When a woman is riding her partner who's about to blow his load, she gives him some good pounding strokes and when he's at the point of no return screams out 'Let's make a baby!'. Then she tries to see how long she can hold on, while he tries to throw her off. One night stands should only be considered for the more advanced rider.
Joe thought he was a real stud until Jane pulled a baby rodeo on his ass.
baby rodeo by rascal3256 October 16, 2003
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Baby Rodeo 

A band made up of Tom Milsom and Dan Clark, who are currently working on (and releasing as they go) their album Music Makes The World Go Sound.
Baby Rodeo are my favourite band, I can't wait for their next song to be released!

baby rodeo 

The female equivalent of the "rodeo". When the woman is on top, she leans over and tells her lover that she's pregnant. She tries to then hold on for 8 seconds.
baby rodeo by BigBadBoricua October 12, 2003
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