Nintendo sixty foooooouuuurrr!
April 21, 2006
Okay. This is it for now.
For now, I said. In the future, YouTube Friday will be a feature on — you guessed it! — Fridays. Every other Friday, that is. So now you’ll be guaranteed a post on Fridays — You Tube Friday one week, Steinbeck on Random the next!
Except for this week — Steinbeck on Random has been figured out, but won’t be posted until tomorrow.
Anyway, back to YouTube.
Chris showed me this when I still worked at CSD. My favorite part is the slow-motion, demon scream.
I was excited when I finally got a Super Nintendo — but this is out of hand. Though, I do love the fact that his sister mimics everything but the screams.
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I would give the kid a nintendo 64 for christmas, until his dismay when he finds out the only thing in the nintendo 64 boxes are underwear. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA…..