Monday, May 31, 2010

This Man Is Better Than Cesar Millan (so he says)



This man says he has a Honda Ruckus scooter, and he is looking for a "celebrity client" so he can show the world that he is a better dog trainer than Cesar Millan.

He says this video tape is proof of his awesome dog training capabilities.

He also says "Sign me to a book deal, or someone else will."

Excellent. Perfect. Crazy as as bedbug.

Does Pfizer maker a pill for this?
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5 comments:

  1. Someone should train Mike how to sing! I don't believe he would have the same measure of success trying that trick with my bulldog.

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  2. He's utterly batshit. He's been on the rec.pets discussion groups for years, claiming to be the second coming of Buddha, Jesus and Bill Koehler, all rolled into one.

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  3. At first I thought this was a spoof put out by a Cesar Millan enthusiasts; this guy really is THAT bad a trainer, AND really does appear to be that crazy.

    Poor thing. I wonder if he'll ever stop living in his mother's basement. I cannot help but wonder how he figures he'll meet "a celebrity" on his Honda Ruckus scooter. It all seems like a setup for "Dumb and Dumber".

    Patrick

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  4. If he's better than Cesar, then I'm the queen of Persia.

    There. I said it.

    Quite honestly, I didn't even get through the singing part. It was that bad. Don't they usually lock up delusional people anyway, or was that only in the days of institutionalization?

    And yes, I believe Pfizer makes a pill for people (men?) like this: VIVA VIAGRA! Hey, gotta compensate somehow...better with a little blue pill than making everyone's ears bleed and screwing around (figuratively) with some poor mutt.

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  5. He's hot.

    Seahorse ;)

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