What can I find on information super highway to amuse you. Sorry about the brief watermarks. I need to find a better downloader.
This is not funny, but ever so clever at changing the lyrics to the famous Gloria Gaynor song, with thanks to Jackie of Toronto where I saw it first. Nice work.
I love that Canada video!
ReplyDeleteI love that Canadian version of We Will Survive. But the funniest is the TV announcers. I haven't had a cockatoo in my room in quite awhile either:)
ReplyDeleteThese are so fun. I laughed out loud at the TV announcers. I'm still grinning. lol Best wishes, my dear.
ReplyDeleteI liked the clever cocky holding onto the cup and I REALLY like the new version of I Will Survive.
ReplyDeleteWILL SURVIVE!! That song always takes me back to those days. . . .
ReplyDeleteI have been singing the Canada version for the last couple of days!
ReplyDeleteI was on Hamilton Island once for the conference. I let the balcony sliding doors open and experienced the same fate
ReplyDeleteHave you ever wanted a cockatoo Andrew? You could place an advert on a community noticeboard. Beforehand, you should watch a few YouTube videos that deal with care and hygiene.
ReplyDeleteYP, don't even try to suggest how granny sucks eggs.
DeleteMade me laugh these videos, and the last one is good.
ReplyDeleteI think we should all sing 'I will Survive' but the two announcers set me off giggling as well. What a mess those birds made!
ReplyDeleteThe Canada video is wonderful. We'll all sing along with that!
ReplyDeleteThe world needs a good laugh these days.
ReplyDeleteI just got back from Mexico and someone had sent that Canada video to someone I know and it was passed around to everyone. We will survive!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the videos - the cockatoos made me smile, the announcers made me laugh, and the rewrite of I Will Survive made me smile and choke up at the same time, dang it :)
ReplyDeleteI imagine a caffeinated cockatoo would be even more annoying than a "normal" cockatoo!
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