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Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring. Banana phone! Free nights and weekends.
Here’s a video of a guy lip-synching to the song.
It’s a great song. Don’t you love that commercial for Cherry Vanilla Dr. Pepper and the Manamana song? Can anybody find that video? Can anybody find that drink?

I like big Bibles and I cannot lie. This spoof video lets you know what guys are really interested in.
Baby Got Book official site.
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It has been brought to my attention that some of you are not aware of this great justice.
Watch the video here.
You have a choice of hosts in case one is overloaded.
You know what you’re doing, take off every zig.

As I wage my own battle against the flu or whatever this morning, I want to honor those brave men and women who are serving our country through the armed forces. What better way to do that than by showing hidden camera videos of an Air Force Academy student grooving.
If you can’t get there, try here

Here’s a video called maehheeemaeahaaaa That’s really all I can say about it. Very funny though.
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Turns out the name of this song is Numa Numa, and it made it’s way to the web here at Newgrounds. A great song really.
Here are some more loonies.

Scanning the web in search of more useless material, it seems some other brave souls have dared to take on the Aicha video.
One version and a local mirror because these things tend to disappear.
Another version and a local mirror.
And here’s something wild and crazy and of course, a local mirror.

Drawing ridicule worldwide, Virginia lawmakers are pushing a bill that imposes a $50 fine on anyone who intentionally exposes their underwear in a way that is “lewd or indecent”. It should be noted, however that for whatever reason, this law only applies to below-waist undergarments. The bill was passed by the VA House of Delegates and will now go to the state Senate where it will hopefully be killed for being really stupid. Then we can move on to banning leggings and animal prints.

This guy has way too much fun with his job.
Eric Harshbarger actually makes a living playing with LEGOs. And he’s really good at it, too. You definitely need to check out his desk. Makes me think more about what I should require at my next job interview.
Here’s a sample.

http://maps.google.com
Is there anything Google can’t do? (Well, yes. At this point it can’t map my parent’s address.) In a way, it’s kinda scary. But it’s sooo cool, too.

Just in case you forgot where to shop.