Badass Karate Monkey

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Karate Monkey? It sounds impossible, where it exists, must be a joke. How is it possible that he knows karate? It is possible, patient master of karate in Japan with a few secret ingredients he was able to train the common chimpanzees to learn a few floors of this noble sport. Training a monkey to not know how exactly but it lasted, the moves are really true. After extensive training, and monkey trainer relax with Japanese food and an occasional beer.

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