We continue our lazy posting streak of letting Youtube do the talking.
It takes skills to be this annoying. My girls thought this was awesome.
h/t The Anchoress
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This - this, I tell you - is the very reason the Internet was invented.
I will not show this to my children, as I do not wish for it to be duplicated in my household. A household which features the Indiana Jones theme song on permanent loop.
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