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[hatman]

So... uhm... I have no idea what to say about this. You wouldn't even believe me if I told you what it was. You just... uhm...

Take a look at this video. (Unfortunately, it won't let me embed this one on LJ.)

I think the best part is that, under the vid, it says "no description available."

Comments

[jojo-da-crow.livejournal.com]

I see your monkey that rides a dog and up the antee with my Monkey riding a pig:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_sfnQDr1-o

[pgwfolc.livejournal.com]

Ah, but it is not a monkey that rides a dog. It is two monkeys, dressed as cowboys, riding sheepdogs while they herd goats onto the roof of a pickup truck.

At the end, the man responsible for this holds back tears as he tells the few people who remain from the crowd of a minor league baseball game that this is his childhood dream come true.

(Though I must admit you've got something with the pig. At least that monkey clearly wants to be on the pig.)

[catherinebruce.livejournal.com]

I took a peek. I kind of skimmed. (I currently have the attention span of...) I... how do they get the clothes on the monkeys? o.O

How can goats jump on the roof of a truck?

Why are these the only thoughts I have? D:

[pgwfolc.livejournal.com]

Skimming is understandable. It's a long, somewhat repetitive video.

This is far from the first guy to put clothes on a monkey. I suspect it takes a bit of wrestling the first few times, but then they get used to it. Same with being strapped onto the back of a dog, I'd expect.

Goats are mountain creatures. They're good at jumping. And, when being chased by something wolf-shaped, they will naturally jump to higher ground. (It makes them harder to reach, and possibly makes it easier to defend themselves.)

Also, seeing a "cowboy" monkey riding a sheepdog as it herds goats onto the roof of a truck can have strange effects on the brain. I'm not surprised you're not forming other thoughts. ;)