Thanks Steamy!!

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One of the greatest bloggers out there, Steamme Upkid, shared this wonderful video that I just had to steal and post here.

This is Anna's final for a college level sign language class, done to Ce Loo Green's Fuck You.

Comments

  1. J.J. in L.A.2:57 AM

    That was...AWESOME!

    Catchy song too! lol!

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  2. Raven7:07 AM

    LOL, That's a great video...where were schools like that when it was time for me to go to college?

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  3. Dr. Monkey Von Monkerstein8:32 AM

    It's feckin' awesome.

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  4. VEG9:50 AM

    Haha, that is fantastic! Must've taken her hours to work that all out too. I hope she got an A on that.

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  5. Churlita1:37 PM

    Nice. I have this song, but it's so much better with the signing.

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  6. Steam Me Up, Kid7:52 PM

    I can not stop watching this. She's mesmerizing!

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  7. Anonymous8:40 PM

    That is 12 kinds of awesome! I'd like to see her and the Happy Hands troop from Napoleon Dynamite go head to head in an ASL dance-off/smackdown. - G

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  8. Cora7:13 AM

    Jeeeez, when I was in college the professors would have called security if anyone had attempted that! I should go back to college.

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  9. BeckEye9:20 AM

    Hahahaha...nice!

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  10. SkylersDad3:01 PM

    Thank you all and thank you Steamy for the great find!

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  11. gennifer69:43 AM

    STILL LAUGHING! That was great!

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  12. Dale8:13 PM

    I saw this the other day and watched it 3 times and posted it on Facebook as well. Loved loved loved it.

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