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about that r kelly vma performance...



Dude.

That.

Was.

Awesome.

Uncomfortable.

Uncomfortably awesome.

I've been trying to start the slow clap in my apartment building for the past few hours. I don't think anyone's caught on yet. But there's still time.

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Posted by Blogger Justin on 12:15 AM

I think it goes both ways.  



Posted by Blogger d on 9:24 AM

It reminded me of the time I tried to get my friends to lip-sync to "Ghostbusters" for the talent show in sixth grade. Except that I like the music in "Ghostbusters."  



Posted by Blogger Justin on 10:00 AM

I have to agree with Mr. Skeet.

Totally GOB from Arrested Development.  



Posted by Anonymous Anonymous on 9:45 AM

All the 14 year old girls in the audience (with their moms permission of course) thought it was pretty kewl.  



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