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Sensitive viewers are stroooongly urged of not entering, cause I got nightmares from this...

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BAHAHAHAHAHA. You kids these days, so sensitive.

 

This is Danny Elfman surrounded by dancing midgets and busty big hair women, singing about his sexual frustration in a whacked-out cubist landscape. WHAT MORE COULD YOU POSSIBLY WANT?!

 

You may be pleased to learn that I used to do his funny little dance at the end of the video in goth clubs and all the rivithead babes went wild.

NO, my innocence is ruined, my life has lost its meaning! wait, my little pony. Hey, i used to watch that all the time!

 

Full Disclaimer: I have never watched My Little Pony or anything related to it besides commercials before this.

That was REALLY popular at my high school for a while. I didn't see why. It just wasn't that funny, and obviously watching it for the plot is out.

That was REALLY popular at my high school for a while. I didn't see why. It just wasn't that funny, and obviously watching it for the plot is out.

 

bronies, bronies everywhere

That was REALLY popular at my high school for a while. I didn't see why. It just wasn't that funny, and obviously watching it for the plot is out.

 

He meant he loves watching this.

Ah, the Lightie who acts like a Shadowie strikes again. Really, with your propensity for twisting words, how on earth did you end up there?

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