Dog Judo Back, Still No Judo, Still No Point

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Rexley and Roy of Dog Judo are back in a holiday promo as pointless and confusing as ever. Watch them duke it out over philosophy and headlocks while wearing gis, swigging beer and eating chicken. And don’t forget to pick up some Christmas cards, which are just so awkward you can relish in the feeling of alienation that emanates from family and friends. – Contributed by Angela Natividad

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