At least I'm not gay

mother. of. god.

I'm not even going to watch that. Nope, no good can come of it.

You have to get to 3:14 at least and all will make sense!

What. The blue. Fuck.

The guy at the beginning and the end sounds like the Swedish Chef. I won't comment on the rest.

Well given the title of the thread, and the frozen scene of a person in a wheel chair singing, I think I can guess where that video is headed. If I'm wrong and I don't watch it, there's no harm done. But if I do watch it and I'm right, I'm only going to hate people, and want to punch them in the face. Like I said, no good can come of it.

That was pretty much amazing.

Those guys are fucking fantastic.

That was.....

I mean.....

Wow! I wasn't expecting anything like that all.

i have to say i DO want to punch people in the face , but the "i'm not gay" part was funny...

if it's real or not, it's sad either way - Pwndcake don't watch it...

Honestly, it's pretty outstanding in a not-mean-spirited way. Or at least that's how I view it.

I think people who have a good sense of humor about their disabilities are wonderful, and I seriously want to hang out with those dudes.

Sweet as candy, tasty I swear. . . .

Ok that was pretty funny

I'm a little flustered, but that was. . . I don't know how to describe it.

But I agree that it was pretty funny. What on earth is that from?

........

Everything Is Ruined Forever

that's Jesper Odelberg!

he's a swedish stand up comedian.

hehe!

And I had thought you had watched the last episode of the Riches... the maid said, "Well at least I'm not gay!"

There, I fixed it. Somebody had to do it, and I'm just the right asshole for the job

I... am... appalled... I renounce all faith.

"Baby you're all that I want
But you're living on the fifth floor"

Oh God, I'm going to hell, aren't I?

Probably, but I'll give you some ice water when you get there. I've got connections.

That is some really excellent parody. These guys are my new heroes. They're far less hung up about their disabilities than just about anyone they can ever meet, and far less worried about offending stereotypes (isn't that the entire purpose of this video?) than the huge majority of the human race.

Good for them.

I second that. They make me feel like I don't have a right to complain about anything!