I saw this video of Bob Sapp vs. Morning Musume over on BoingBoing today. Morning Musume is, I assume, a Japanese TV show. The same show that had the meat eating lizard and the women with the steaks tied to their heads. Anyway, in this episode of the show they have a big brawny American guy battle it out with the Morning Musume in a battle of brawn and a battle of witts. The battle of brawn consists of the twelve women from Morning Musume each having an inflatable ball attached to their arms. Bob Sapp has 12 inflatable balls tied to him. He has to grab all 12 of the balls from them before they steal all 12 of the inflatable balls from him. Suffice to say he wins. Next up is the battle of witts where they play a Solitaire type matching video game. Bob Sapp gets to around level three before lossing. It seems like a pretty tough game from watching it. Next up one of the women from Morning Musume plays the game. She gets to level five and wins. Now the weird thing is, and I can't tell if it's just chopped video or not, in level two and level three of the video game she has only half as many pictures to match as Bob Sapp did. Did they rig is so she would win, was there some time requirement she hit to give here a bonus like that, or did they simply cut it out of the video? In any event, I'll never understand Japanese TV.
I saw this video of Bob Sapp vs. Morning Musume over on BoingBoing today. Morning Musume is, I assume, a Japanese TV show. The same show that had the meat eating lizard and the women with the steaks tied to their heads. Anyway, in this episode of the show they have a big brawny American guy battle it out with the Morning Musume in a battle of brawn and a battle of witts. The battle of brawn consists of the twelve women from Morning Musume each having an inflatable ball attached to their arms. Bob Sapp has 12 inflatable balls tied to him. He has to grab all 12 of the balls from them before they steal all 12 of the inflatable balls from him. Suffice to say he wins. Next up is the battle of witts where they play a Solitaire type matching video game. Bob Sapp gets to around level three before lossing. It seems like a pretty tough game from watching it. Next up one of the women from Morning Musume plays the game. She gets to level five and wins. Now the weird thing is, and I can't tell if it's just chopped video or not, in level two and level three of the video game she has only half as many pictures to match as Bob Sapp did. Did they rig is so she would win, was there some time requirement she hit to give here a bonus like that, or did they simply cut it out of the video? In any event, I'll never understand Japanese TV.
