Dave, Is that video in German? I bet my second graders would enjoy it. Came across your blog and glad I did. My mind is permanently warped via that Utube video. I wouldn't be surprised if the Feds were to make it illegal.
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It ain't German, I can tell you that. And Belgian is more of a French-German hybrid, I believe. I'm thinking Finnish or some other Scandinavian or Nordic language. But then again, I don't really have a clue.
I just can't imagine what the person who put it together had to endure. The song lingers long after the experience (which lingers as well). I wonder if they play this video to assassins in training to make sure they're primed before a hit goes down.
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I can't tell you what I was thinking while I was watching this, because...I...just...don't...know.
All I know is I'll never be the same.
So you see why I had to put it on, even though I knew I shouldnt.
Dave, Is that video in German? I bet my second graders would enjoy it. Came across your blog and glad I did. My mind is permanently warped via that Utube video. I wouldn't be surprised if the Feds were to make it illegal.
I invite you to take a look at my new online effort, McBush08.
McBush08.blogspot.com
I believe it is Belgian (spelling?)
It ain't German, I can tell you that. And Belgian is more of a French-German hybrid, I believe. I'm thinking Finnish or some other Scandinavian or Nordic language. But then again, I don't really have a clue.
I think that it's true language is horror.
I just can't imagine what the person who put it together had to endure. The song lingers long after the experience (which lingers as well). I wonder if they play this video to assassins in training to make sure they're primed before a hit goes down.
I find myself singing the little tune, then going "brrrt brrrt brrrt". It's insidious.
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