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"It's Like an Orange on a Toothpick!"



Everyone seems to be making the same comparison that Jim-Kim makes in this video, but it's still funny. Harold Reynolds may have been the first to crack the Great Gazoo line. Either way, we'll let Mike Myers elaborate.




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OBC said…
Haaa- IT'S A VIRTUAL PLANETOID!!
As small as Victorino is, he doesn't need to be wearing the Spaceballs helmet. These things serve a good purpose, but damn....

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