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Footage from the previous episode featuring Jasper stabbing the Shoe God
to death is seen in slow motion as two unseen announcers analyze the
action:
Guy #1: Jasper is showing terrific form with his Bowie knife right
here!
Guy #2: Look at his technique, ladies and gentlemen! The knife is
sliding through the Shoe God's chest like the proverbial hot knife through
butter.
Guy #1: During his time off after the demise of Horsehockey, Jasper
Hewitt devised a very simple, but effective strategy for stabbing
contests...
Guy #2: Yeah, don't let the other guy stab you. That's
logic so simple even a baby could understand it, but most of the
professional stabbers never seem to realize it. They're perfectly content
to lose nearly all of their blood during contests, risking death who knows
how many times over, and having more scar tissue than skin on their
bodies.
Guy #1: Right you are, and we're gonna throw it over to Josh
Burbank, who will give tips on how to win a kicking in the groin contest.
Josh?
Josh stands in a brightly lit studio with his special guest, Ben Schumin
of Schumin Web fame:
"Thanks, guys," says Josh, looking into the camera. "I'm Josh Burbank,
and my guest co-host is Ben Schumin. Welcome, Ben!"
"Um, I really need to get down to the protest..."
"Hang on there, Schumin. Now, the main strategy for winning a kicking in
the crotch contest is very, very simple. Be sure that you're the one
going first!"
Before Schumin can react, Josh turns around and kicks him in the nards as
hard as possible. Over 200 pounds of self-absorbed, socially awkward
virgin hits the studio floor, clutching his groin, and bawling his eyes
out. Ben's face also turns a brilliant shade of red.
"That's our pro tip for this week, sports fans! I'm Josh Burbank, and
let's throw it back to the guys in L.A."
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What do the guys in Los Angeles have to say?
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What kind of world has professional stabbing or groin kicking contests?
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Stay with Ben Schumin sobbing on the studio floor.
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