It's so HARD to quit... he he he

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"It's dangerous to do in the car, especially with the kids!"

You probably shouldn't watch this at work, or anywhere else for that matter...


Comments

  1. Candy's daily Dandy9:55 AM

    Bwahahahaha!

    The jingle at the end is the slayer!

    too funny.

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  2. diane1:34 PM

    RUDE, dude. (but funny)

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  3. rachaelgking2:08 PM

    "When you get that craving down you snatch, CockPatch!"

    I snarfed at that. I love that they're in the shape of little cocks'n balls.

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  4. GETkristiLOVE7:20 PM

    I'm shocked to find this video on your blog. Shocked.

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  5. Real Live Lesbian7:24 AM

    LMAO! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE tell me there's a Pussy Patch! ;)

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  6. Peggy7:52 AM

    Hmph...the video won't load for me. fucker. (hee hee) but it looks good judging from the comments!

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  7. Dr Zibbs8:38 AM

    I like the chick when she licks it.

    Also, the jingle at the end got me too..

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  8. Distributorcap4:10 AM

    lol

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  9. teri10:14 AM

    OH, too funny.

    Now I know what NASA does with all that money.

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  10. Politics of Love Chick1:59 PM

    Oh, I so didn't listen.
    But a snort instead of a laugh in the office isn't so bad...is it? haha

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  11. Anonymous12:08 PM

    Hey! I'm glad you guys liked this! if you are on facebook, you can catch some of our other sketches here!

    http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=197936560281&ref=nf#/pages/Nocturnal-Emissions/36721802293?v=app_2392950137&viewas=588980709

    thanks for the kind comments!

    Keith Cooper from Nocturnal Emissions

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