My Friend Mrs. Hymn Shoots a Video

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Oh, and this one, too:


View them or else Santo will slit your throat.

Comments

  1. Mrs Hymn11:14 AM

    I guess no one heeded your warning, Gene.

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  2. Mrs Hymn11:15 AM

    I guess no one heeded your warning, Gene.

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  3. Woody11:21 PM

    I like From a Distance. I think it sounds something like Pink Floyd, early 1970s, before Dark Side… I don’t know, sometime around Meddle? Bob seems to be the resident music critic, maybe he knows better. Perhaps as a product of the 1970s I think the song needs a guitar solo. Without some demonstration of musicianship, it just “seems to keep going.” Show your chops.

    My eight year old liked the I Walk A Little video. He thinks the singer looks younger in this video, and he likes seeing people do flips. The reason I invited him into my office to watch the videos was to show him the mustache. Earlier today he told me that he wants a goatee when he’s older, not an imperial. I was impressed, he really did say “a goatee, not an imperial” so I asked him what he thought of the singer’s facial hair. He reiterated that he wants a goatee, not an imperial.

    This non-producer thought the production of both videos was pretty damn good.

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  4. gcallah10:29 AM

    Mrs. Hymn, they were all so stunned (except for Woody) that they could not comment.

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  5. Wabulon11:31 PM

    That's pretty #@!!&^%**@! impressive, even if I got no audio even at max volume.

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