Thursday, June 15, 2006

Exuberating fantasticismssssss.....

This is one of the cringe-iest yet hilarious things you will ever watch, curl your toes in advance.

"I exuberate fantasticisms"

What planet is this chap from? Seriously, I mean seriously...what?

15 comments:

  1. I just thank God they didn't have to watch anyone from Ireland trying to "dance". Especially to that song.

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  2. Irish people can't dance. They can pogo and jump up and down to Sunday Bloody Sunday and that's it.

    But we can dance better than that poof though.

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  3. Fuck that shit, I going to exuberate fantasticisms to 'Free Gay and Happy' all afternoon, Now what did I do with my mink?

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  4. Oh Tweny, have you ever seen a group of Irish men get jiggy to House of Pain's Jump Around? That be da BOMB!

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  5. Me and Jimmy actually created the House of Pain.

    Like early day Simon Cowells so we were. Without the high waisted pants and being a complete and utter fucking shit-eating cunt, of course.

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  6. Oh Rick Astley, we hardly knew ye!

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  7. I thought he was pretty good.
    "and I'm like, ooh, have some tea, tou fucking British piece of shit"
    Now that's classy.
    See I just think Noo Yoikers are the best.

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  8. That was beautiful. I LOVE the delusional, they're just soooo entertaining.

    It's like Withnail, screaming out to the Yorkshire
    moors, "Bastaaaaaaards! I'll show the lot of youuuuuuuuuu!!! You'll all sufferrrrrr! I'm gonna be a STAAAAARRRRRRR!!!!!!!"

    I love that he was wearing a Yankees t-shirt in the first bit.

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  9. I want chutzpah like that, I want it so badly. If you could bottle that and sell it you'd be stinking with money!

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  10. That was fricky demented. What a cringe fest!

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  11. I warned ya, I said curl your toes in advance.

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  12. When are we getting that show here? I don't mean an Irish version (shudder) I mean that actual show. God, I'd watch it night and day! It'd be a cure for depression cos you could genuinely say 'at least I'm not as bad as that guy!'

    Fan-bloody-tastic!

    My favourite bit was the 'I'm a dancer. Where do I dance? I dance in my room'.

    Classic!

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  13. I know Kaz, if that's the bloody case I'm a writer, dancer, singer, actress, model and television critic. Why? because I do it here, in my living room.

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  14. He's the bloke who shows the idea that "if you only dream big enough and believe in yourself, your dreams will come true..." is a big fat lie. There are the small matters of talent and hard work and dumb luck too, but they didn't parse well as a wooly-brained catchphrase, I guess.

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  15. They might though, look at Ronan Keating or worse, Brian Kennedy.

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