A Children's Treasury Of Mascots Eating People
Mascots are running wild at our sporting events, both home and abroad. Who will put a stop to the madness? And why won't the music coordinators at these arenas use Temple of the Dog in place of Weird Al?
Thankfully a nearby stag sprang to action and prevented a disaster at this Buck's game. Fake points awarded for exhibiting a clear narrative. [ YouTube]
Mackerel Jordan is a savage beast. If you see him charging, it's already too late. [ YouTube]
Mackerel Jordan resurfaces in Richmond. [ YouTube}
Clammy Sosa (damn you, John McDonough) shows that even the crowds enjoying our national pastime (drinking at Wrigley) are not safe from the scourge. [ YouTube]
This poor soul may have survived if he hadn't tried to trick the Leviathan. Lesson learned. [ YouTube]
Devour anonymous university employees, but please, leave the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders out of this. [ @studiodog]
Clutch, the Houston Rockets ... Bear, likes cheerleaders with adequate skills (at acting) as much as he likes salmon. And he likes salmon (presumably). [ urlesque]
What's more frightening: the uncomfortably realistic bear tongue or the Pena Eye Institute dirigible? PUSH. [ urlesque]
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