Tag: Monkeys

The Most AWESOME Thing Ever!

monkeyjockeysOver to the left are two monkeys that ride dogs in races.

Let me repeat that: Those monkeys. ride. dogs. in races!

“Banana Derby” is based out of Greenville, SC and they put on races featuring little monkey jockeys that race dogs around a track. From their website:

WE PROVIDE A FULLY SELF CONTAINED SHOW TO ENTERTAIN GUESTS AT FAIRS, CELEBRATIONS, TRADE SHOWS & EXPOS!! WE CAN ALSO PROVIDE MONKEY JOCKEYS FOR ALL YOUR PROMOTIONAL NEEDS !!

See that?!? If you’re in the market for something really cool at your next event, you can have monkeys riding dogs! How freakin’ cool is that?!?

Check Banana Derby out at http://www.bananaderby.com


Top 5 Coolest Monkeys

The top five coolest monkeys as seen on television and movies are:

5. Cheetah – Before Jane and before Boy, Tarzan had Cheetah. And everybody knows that it was Cheetah who saved Tarzan’s ass on more than one occasion, so if that – and the fact that dude could zip through the trees on those expertly placed vines like nobody’s business – doesn’t warrant a spot on this list, I don’t know what does.

4. Bear – Alright, Bear didn’t do all that much, but he got to hang out with Greg Evigan and ride around in a 18-wheeler all the while putting the screws to “The Man” in the form of Claude Akins’ ‘Sheriff Lobo’. Plus, he was B.J.’s best friend, and that means a lot.

3. Clyde – While Clint Eastwood beat the shit out of people, Clyde crapped in police cars. Not only was he somewhat potty trained, he sort of knew hand signals for driving – although “Right turn, Clyde” was more like “Mirror-image of a left turn, Clyde”, it was much quicker and easier to say “Right turn”. And just by nearly knowing something that many drivers know NOTHING about is worth the number 3 spot.

2. Chim-Chim – Let’s see; young human companion? Check. Matching hats with said young human? Check. Mischief? Double check. A trunk (?!?) in a super-souped-up racecar? Got it! Spridle and Chim-Chim were considered by many to be the comic relief in “Speed Racer”, but true monkey aficionados see him for what he truly was; A, uhm… a monkey who dressed like the kid he hung out with while hiding in a trunk in the process of getting into all sorts of shenanigans.

1. Lancelot Link – He was a spy, a musician, a comedian and, most importantly, one helluva good actor! Lance was truly ahead of his time and knew how to play his roles; dressed to impress and delivering his lines with rapid-fire precision. Lance truly took animal acting to the next level. Bravo, Lance, bravo.


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