Man goes for triple crown in horse humping

You know, if you do this in Tijuana and charge admission, you're considered an entrepreneur. Here you're a criminal. This country makes me sick sometimes.

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What if the roles were reversed...

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He wouldn't live to speak of it.

Does he identify as a horse?

Someone must have told him that's where Barbacoa comes from.

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I can't click on those links. I fear what I will see.

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Nothing more than Wikepedia entries.

The documentary, available on Netflix, does have some sights and (much more so) sounds that will........disturb you.

Why is this illegal?

Twisted, fricked up, and crazy, yes. But why is it illegal?

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Netflix did a horse banging documentary?

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No, you can just watch it there. They didn't do it themselves.

It's not about people banging horses. It's the other way around. Dude was catching, not pitching.


I really didn't realize what I was watching at first. Most of the story is relayed by the hospital staff, EMTs, and people in the justice system in a gradual way. It's more or less about how someone who had such an otherwise normal life with a family and kids could do such strange things and have this totally separate freak side that was very well hidden. If his buddies hadn't left him to die in a hospital waiting room, nobody would probably know the story today.

What struck me most is the way the people being interviewed are just absolutely shocked by the way things came to light.

If you were on the web much in the mid 00's, you might remember when the story of Mr. Hands was everywhere for a week or so. The documentary came out a little bit later.