Posted on Mar 5th, 2009 by Gabe Delahaye
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As I have mentioned before, there is nothing funnier than a list of “all the examples.” But when you combine a list of “all the examples” with a song about what kinds of breakfast you won’t need when you go to heaven, you are basically a human Microsoft Songsmith, crafting the most scientifically perfect music on Earth. (Via Dlisted)
That being said, some of us are still alive, so you know what that means. It’s time for some beef stew and a big bowl of Nuts of Grape! (Pause.)
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Does anyone know if I can book the Invisible Revival Band for a wedding and/or bar mitzvah?
Light bread?
I hadn’t checked the length, and at 2:10 was sure it was about to end.
How wrong I was.
you see? I know I’m not a lyricist, because I could have never thought of “pancakes” rhyming with “beef stakes”. POETRY!
and I love you, videogum, but 1.40 minutes is enough for me.
This guy seems awfully confident that he’s going to die before noon.
this guy is doing a really poor job of selling me on heaven
i don’t think that whole ‘shall not live on bread alone’ thing should have been taken this literally – but whatev – to each his own.
the look on his face at the end is as if he just crafted bohemian rhapsody. well done sir, well done.
No mo’ bacon, orange juice, or coffee?
Heaven sounds like kind of a drag.
Take a look at his teeth! Maybe if he drank less soda pop for breakfast hed have more than 4 teeth
“No mo’ griiits” is the saddest line I have ever heard in a song.
I was going to say the same thing.
The idea of eternity of heaven was always appealing to me. “No more pain, no more sadness, no more evil” and all of that wonderful stuff my dad would preach from the pulpit. But never once did he ever bring up the “No more breakfast” angle. Now I’m like FUCK YOU HEAVEN. Because, no more captain crunch? I’D RATHER BURN IN HELL.
exactly! i am to understand that heaven exists, and its a heaven without bacon or coffee?
At least we get a Last Supper.
this would probably more effective if they were mentioning the bad things that death might bring an end to.
no more head lice, no more hang nails, no more chimp maulings…
I’m hungry.
I tihnk he meant “nuts or grains” (?)
Maybe it’s like that Twilight Zone episode and we’re supposed to choose Hell over the Lucky Charms-free Heaven, and it turns out that’s actually Hell.
Maybe.