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.
I can't tell you what I was thinking while I was watching this, because...I...just...don't...know.
ReplyDeleteAll 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.
ReplyDeleteDave, 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.
ReplyDeleteI invite you to take a look at my new online effort, McBush08.
McBush08.blogspot.com
I believe it is Belgian (spelling?)
ReplyDeleteIt 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.
ReplyDeleteI think that it's true language is horror.
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteI find myself singing the little tune, then going "brrrt brrrt brrrt". It's insidious.
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