It's impossible to watch this without smiling and singing along.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
My Inner Child
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The Banana Splits
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666 is not the number of The Beast, this is:
Wecome to The Dark Side
- Inchy
- Falkirk, Central Scotland, United Kingdom
- Believe me when I tell you that The Force is not strong in me. I'm Gordon, and life here in sunny Scotland hasn't really worked out like I imagined it would. I've never been a Formula 1 champion, I've never flown in the Space Shuttle, I've yet to be asked to be a fighter pilot, and I've so far failed to be the filling in a Famke Janssen/Julianne Moore sandwich. I was kinda hoping for more. Still living the dream though. As I get older, I'm finding that literally EVERYTHING annoys me nowadays, EVERYTHING was better when I was younger, and EVERYONE who is under the age of 21 should be in the Army or in bed by 9pm. If it doesn't involve Scotland, current affairs, science, technology, music, tv, films, motorbikes, mountainbikes, girls, comedy, food, drink, more drink, or world news, then I'm just not interested. By the way, I'm not a big Star Wars fan, sorry.
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8 comments:
I always wanted one of their little buggy car things.
Inchy, this is fucking weird. I just got the hankering to listen to the Dickies version of the theme tune last week and downloaded it. When I played it for the missus, she asked where it came from so just 3 days ago I played this very same video from youtube to her, now you post it?
Weird.
Fuck off Ron, you're freaking me out now!
The Dickies version is actually pretty good, but you'll have to go some to beat Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper, and Snorky.
I can't believe she never watched the Banana Splits! Did she grow up on a kibbutz?
no, but she probably grew up in Australia. We miss out on a lot of stuff down here. :)
I always LOVED the Banana Splits ! As a kid, they were the only thing worth getting out of bed before 9AM on a Saturday morning !
-Susan
Used to love the cartons they had on - The Arabian Knights springs to mind ("size of an elephant" - how I wish I had that power)...
Fnar! Fnar!
Wow, Kate. Mrs. Ron did indeed grow up in Australia, but she remembers seeing the show, but she was very young, she'd like me to point out.
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