Only the right one..

lol

Your chest?

cousin Zeus gets off the couch when he feels like it!! Actually he’s most likely intimidated by small dogs like terriers..You couldn’t meet anything less scary than a great dane..gentle giants..your only danger is getting knocked over by mistake..

I’d wonder what his hips and elbows are like. He really looks abnormal in fairness.

Biggest horse looks pretty cool though!

Mark..He has especially long legs alright, looks a bit awkward. I looked up a clip of him on youtube…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSeiCtv8Nts….he looks like a perfectly normal healthy dog. i have four danes, one male. He’s taller and leaner than the bitches. He has a better diet than me but he just doesn’t put on weight. Sometimes they look a bit awkward in smaller spaces. I bring mine for their walk in a forest..to see them running at full pelt through the trees is quite a sight..as graceful as a racehorse.

It’s actually a synthetic oil they inject called synthol. It literally just inflates the muscle. Steroids would give him definition – he has none – he doesn’t even look like he works out. He has no forearms, etc.
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/80825462/

You’re right I’d say. I saw a program one evening, I think on ch4 ,who injected it into his sack. ’twas as big as a football. A real creep he was.

Diddy implants:)

He doesn’t work out. He injects synthol – he has absolutely no definition. Listen to him try to waffle about protein – he hasn’t even got a clue himself.

Okay I just read the text under the photos and it’s in centimetres. I have given myself a red thumb because I can’t figure out how to delete my comment.

I’m only 28 and I learned inches and feet in school. I best most people of the same age did too.

*bet

New entry for worlds biggest donkey……….

Fair enough Felix. Although many people I’ve talked to have said the same thing but after a bit of a chat they discovered that they picked it up after school. They just thought they’d learnt it in school. A lot of my friends work in construction though so they may have learnt it in FÁS. We definitely never learnt it in my school. I couldn’t tell you how many miles in a furlong, or bushels in a gallon or how many pennyweights in a pound.

I wouldn’t know them all (who does?) but I definitely done a few in school. When’s the last time you said your weight in kilos or your height in centimetres (they still do the same on crime watch).

I honestly do it all the time. I don’t even know my weight in stones.

That wasn’t a very measured response..

I’ll be honest in saying I don’t know know either in metric.