That’s why you must always date a girl who plays videogames.

This reminds me of an album by Elliot the Letter Ostrich. It had tracks called “Justin Bailey : The Man, The Myth, The Metroid Code,” “I Want to Love You, But I’m Too Busy Fighting These Nebulous Bees” and “Tanooki Power Up and the Responsibilty That Follows.”

http://www.asaurus.org/records/store/asa021.html

Can’t forget the Protomen’s Megaman Rock Opera, of course:

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You know what? I figured out how to watch Google Video with a German IP. It usually says “Thanks for your interest in Google Video. Currently, the playback feature of Google Video isn’t available in your country. We hope to make this feature available more widely in the future, and we really appreciate your patience.”

But if you don’t enter the normal link but, instead try the translated version it suddenly works!

Great, huh? So if anyone out there is trying to watch this video, use this method.

It works both ways too…once my girlfriend starts Animal Crossing there’s no stopping her.

“We’ve all been in this situation. Ya know, when your girl comes over and wants some sweet sweet lovin”

Haha! Yeeeahhh…

that’s why Nintendo did the wavebird work from very far away. For those kamasutra sessions without wires.

roflmao! Lovely

AWESOME! that was great… *goes to download mp3*

and the and SHOULD go like ” i think this gamecube is the best preasent i ever bought……. for you!”

Spice things up with that.

Loved the song.

I am glad to see the aussie band Tripod get such wide blogging press!! This particular skit would have been performed at the Melbourne Comedy Festival over three or four years ago now. I remember watching it on TV whilst starting uni…

Very funny comedy trio, they are often called upon to create a song in an hour using material and subjects suggested by the audience. The results are often hilarious. Their unabashed pride in geek culture leads to some interesting insights and material, like this song and ‘The girl in the comic book shop’.

Thx for formatting my text to whomever did it. How do I include short links like that?