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ATTN: Parental Advisory Explicit Content

 

 

0:15 - 4 out of 5 doctors say exposing your children to this cartoon will lead to teenage drug use.


0:25 - Wow, Nick Jr. has gotten a lot edgier since I was a kid.


0:34 - I don't know what's more disturbing: The Li'l Jon innuendo over her dancing or those freaky claymation creatures in the background.


0:48 - Wait a second, could I be charged with a crime for having this on my computer?


1:04 - Jump the shark moment? or the icing on the cake?


1:14 - Kudos to the mashup for leaving the lollipops be. 


1:18 - "I'm Mark Foley, and I approve this message."


Lazytown meets Funkytown. Was that really Stephanie? I don't recall her looking that young.

I think she really shows her age when put up against human beings instead of surrounded by "It's a Small World" on acid. Damn Nickelodeon and their dirty tricks

Now that Iceland's economy is in the crapper, Lazytown will be have to be renamed Given Up Looking for Work-town.

The Battle of the Web continues:

  • Bad taste: 934,987,241
  • Good taste: 3
Please direct me to the '3.' But I might add I've never found something with such bad taste to be soooo delicious....except anchovies...mmmm anchovies

Well, my daily quota for terribly disturbing experiences has been filled. Thanks.

I did slap a 'Parental Advisory' sticker on this disturbia

Sometimes, I really wish that Marshall McLuhan had lived to see the Internet.

AXIOM CONFIRMED.

Yeah, this isn't bad for a mashup.  I had to think twice if Nick would actually make this...  Also, nice use of TM.

  • By Eric (not verified) at 12/02/2008 - 22:26
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It's possible this might have been part of Nickelodeon's "After Dark" programming come midnight

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