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Saturday, September 23, 2006
  Frosties (Advert)

While I'm on here after writing the last post, I think I'll refer you to that Frosties advert with the singing boy - I knew this song was insane, and it looks like it's all over the internet! The poor Frosties boy; there's some nasty rumours about him out there, apparently. Not to mention some disturbing-looking parody videos. Frosties boy, my heart goes out to you. After all, he's only doing his job. Plus, he can fly! (See advert)

Warning: advert may induce intense somethingness. Don't say I didn't warn you, okay?!
 

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