Funniest Video of 2010
I just love this. Take a sound track from an old classic (giggling baby) and add some new life. What makes it so wonderful is the sincerity of the expressions of joy and exhaustion from ChristianBeadles, creator.
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I did laugh but I thought it was a tiny bit too long
Yeah, one minute was plenty for me.
It would be funnier if he crapped his pants.
Or spewed.
Thanks for information.
Hey there are two marquis thumbnails in that “fiends” box.
@6
Well, there used to be 4.
BTW, why can’t I put in my Youtube website address as a link to my comment the last couple of months?