Some Weird Acid-Trip Video
Here’s a wacked out acid-trip video for the next time you’re trippin. I found it on Chuck Shephard’s “Weird Universe.“
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FYI: This is Canadian taxpayer dollars at work.
Okay, its trippy. “excuse me miss, can I borrow your wings?” The soundtrack is almost as crazy as the video.