3/23/2010 3:57:03 PM

haha, i thought this thread was about 94, inc.

3/23/2010 3:57:55 PM

i was going to parody this thread as soon as I saw the title, but the idea i had in mind was this thread

3/23/2010 3:58:04 PM

Its not to late to make a career change, Adam

3/23/2010 3:58:16 PM

i love it when the dude puts his hand in the dogs face after he was rubbing his balls

3/23/2010 4:16:23 PM

^ you would

3/23/2010 5:18:12 PM

Skills NC State basketball players need ITT

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3/23/2010 5:22:09 PM

3/23/2010 8:56:50 PM

I would like to note my facial expressions change when my balls are played with as well

3/23/2010 11:12:07 PM

i could go for some ball handling tonight

4/11/2010 9:42:20 PM

Quote :

"If you thought that the spoof documentary about dog shows, “Best in Show”, was a little exaggerated, think again. The reality of life in the upper echelons of showing pedigree dogs can be more bizarre than a film director could ever imagine. A video taken at Crufts last weekend proves the point, but it needs a little explaining. A prize-winning Bulldog, according to the Kennel Club breed standard, ought to “convey an impression of determination, strength and activity”. The problem is: how to make a bored Bulldog look like this? The handlers in the show ring seem to have found a method, which as the video shows, has become almost universally popular: hold the dog’s head steady by grasping his collar with your left hand, and with your right hand, gently tickle the base of his scrotum. This action with the right hand is guaranteed to make any dog stand still, while adopting an understandably “questioning” facial expression. Apparently this can boost his prize-winning chances."

4/11/2010 11:25:45 PM