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Who digs the Mondo? These guys!
"Eternal Sunshine" artist, Atomic Drinker and High Priest of Blemph-o! Paul Proch: "Oddball rumblings from the front lines of Wowsville! A little bit north of Pattern Recognition City, and just the other side of Cognitive Dissonance Ridge. Always full of stuff that's funny and disturbing – at the same time!" Mick of Beingcharliekaufman.com concurs: "More fun than bowel surgery with a sharp stick in the woods!"meh
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1 comment:
That was the best Kids in the Hall impersonation I've ever seen. But there was a slight New Yorkish accent that gave them away.
Muffins'll never be the same!
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