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And here I thought this was gonna start off from the episode where he and Pikachu had a chandelier dropped on them and spend half the episode as ghosts... Trippy.

The version of "Baby, It's Cold Outside" done by Willie Nelson and Norah Jones. She's 31. He's 77. He's more than twice her age; perhaps even too old to be her father. That kinda sounds disturbing. GJDSFKLJSDFKLJF GYAGH.

I just headbanged to Winnie the Pooh. There. Seven words I never thought I'd say in conjunction like that. Ack...track changed. Nothing much more can be said here beyond "FUCK YEAH!" Seriously, metal Pokemon theme. With Tony Kakko (Sonata Arctica, Northern Kings) singing. Instant...

D City Rock (Anarchy) - PSG This is what happens when Japan makes fun of western music apparently. Autotune, insanely catchy beat, and utterly inane lyrics. They're onto us. Hell, they even ripped off the MTV logo. Internets if you can identify every band spoof/reference they spring...

Three months is nothing. Remember pre-timeskip? We had damn near a year and a half if not more of nothing but craptastic filler. The only good Naruto filler was the episode where they were trying to find out what was behind Kakashi's mask. I honestly gave up on the Naruto anime around the...

So yeah. I've been watching Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt. It's... Excel Saga...meets FLCL...meets Powerpuff Girls... on acid. With sex. It's hilarious but I still can't quite fathom what the hell it's doing to my mind.

We're Not Gonna Take It - Twisted Sister So after listening to the tune-spoof of this song that is their cover of "Oh Come All Ye Faithful", I had to go back and listen to the original. The match isn't exact, but it's damn close. Also, I love the video. The dad's such an over-the-top...

Coca Cola Mountain Dew. And when I was younger I did try mixing a bit of every single soda at the soda fountain in Pizza Putt (It's like Pizza Hut but with minigolf, laser tag, and an arcade). I got this orangeish brown stuff with a green sort of glow to it.

Well we could get into snippety arguments over the whole "Leap Year" concept and how theoretically it throws Chri- You know what? Never mind. Here's the Muppets version. EDIT: Y'know now that I think about it; that entire album is pretty bizarre. I mean, John Denver and the Muppets? Doing...

^ It's so...sedate and calm after listening to carols about Cthulhu... Everyone forgets this :(

Song performed by Mrs. Robinson of course. Actually Hippos are kinda cute, but as Cracked.com states; they're one of the six adorable animals totally capable of killing you. Actually it's rather hilarious. You see... Now then; if by "strange" you also mean "oddly out of sorts", then let us...

I am allowed to post GOOD songs in this thread, right? :p

Describe "Depressing 60's Christmas songs"? I mean, I'm no fan of "Blue Christmas" (not even when Johnny Mathis does it) and Judy Garland's "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (Which I don't believe is 60's) is over the top depressing, but I'm not sure I can think of much more than that.

I totally went around looking more of those songs up after hearing those three XD Personal favorite of the lot XD

I just picked this one up earlier today. To be honest; I've never really been much of an MCR fan other than the use of Black Parade in AMV Hell 4's end credits. This album somehow feels different from the other stuff of theirs that I'd been hearing and I have to say I'm quite pleased at the fact.

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Stille Nacht/Silent Night - John Denver and the Muppets Probably my favorite version of the song; especially the way they do it in both german and english. Heck, the entire album's one of my favorites, especially this one: The style they play it in just seems to fit so much better than the...

Same here, actually. I still can't decide if I like it or not. It's not bad and it doesn't feel as counter-traditional as other more recent Christmas renditions, but at times it still feels like she's pouring way more emotion than is necessary into the thing. My favorite version of that song...

Because "Brown paper packages tied up with string" and "Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes" totally qualify it as a holiday song :) In all seriousness; I don't hate the song, but it does throw me for a bit of a loop when I hear it at this time of year. EDIT: Apparently Lady Gaga's...

There room for Johnny Mathis or Perry Como on that list of decency? :) As for Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer; that song works best when done metal-style. The "Metal Xmas" CD has inherently the right amount of laughability to it that a song like Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer just fits.