In an unusual departure this week, Chad Ruble - our guy who collects odd video clips - doesn’t have a single item from Germany. I’m glad I’m not the one who has to explain why he violated his contract.
Anyway, he seems to be hoping that showing footage from the World’s Most Beautiful Bottom competition will keep viewers from noticing the lack of German content. Actually, he may be right.
Here’s Chad and here is Chad’s Archive…
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