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September 13, 2007

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vagrant

Oh...I've seen that dog and monkey before. What was it about...I think there were a bunch of puppies, or something and the monkey was trying to take care of them. It was funny none the less.

I'd like to have a bulldog like that.

thefeint

The show says a boy can do 19 sit ups in 30sec, not one min!

vagrant

Oh, I found that chimp is named Pankun and the dog is James. There's plenty of their video's on Youtube. Just search for pankun, or pan-kun.

I wish I could read better though. Still really funny to watch.

Zoom! Wikipedia!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pankun

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