Bogs in Elk

By Chris Clarke on 2009 11 20 at 7:35:42 pm

Wait. I guess that should be “elk in bogs.”

The foreleg splash at 0:30 just kills me.

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Jim Stanger 2009 11 20 at 8:49:03 pm

I have a similar reaction when the bartender sets the Guinness down in front of me.
sherwood 2009 11 21 at 12:15:51 am

YOU PUT YOUR FOOT IN YOUR GUINNESS? Your bar must have big glasses, or you must have tiny feet.

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