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Boo.
You could make that comparison, but on the other hand, not all serial killers have basements.
Here is some news. Want to know what the next big viral craze after Harlem Shake is? It is called Gwiyomi.
Here is my version. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcdx1s5qmiE
Just make sure you didn’t hide the cat in the wall with the body.
It’s OK we understand Mr. Nalts. You’re one of the world’s most wanted, mass murdering killer comedians! That’s tough! So sometimes a little bit of nightime Nalts is necessary. Amiright?
If I remember correctly, at least with the last blog you let go dark, you announced its demise ahead of time. But wow. You’re still here? 🙂