This was so funny!! The girl has some words, right??? oh and i loved the screams.. she even had different kind of tones for each screaming-face.. talented indeed:D
Funny!!! I think this was on The Soup. Hilarious. I love "I'm her Mom." "No she's not" and the screaming. Thanks for something funny for a sick-kid-at-home Friday.
I think that is quite possibly the funniest thing I have ever watches, thanks for spreading the laughter!!
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I just finished showing it to my two little guys! First, I showed it to the 11 year old. Then he went to take a shower and told the 8 year old there's a really funny video mom wants you to see on the computer. 8 year old was amused, but thought his brother tricked him to get ahead of him in the shower--LOL
I still love the screaming parts!
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Never seen it.... but I am sooo loving it! Screaming kittens rock!
Oh my gosh - I love this! (I peed a little too). I want to bottle up this girl and take her with me wherever I go. So adorable. Thanks for sharing this.
I had not seen this before, by the way. Of course I live in a bubble, a bubble confined to The Wiggles, Elmo and Baby Signing Time. So thanks for bringing some kid humor that doesn't want to drive me insane, prevent myself from wearing primary colors or leave me some annoying song in my head. :-)
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seriously, hilarious!!
Jamie :)
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And THANK YOU for sharing!!
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Just wanted to tell you thanks for the preview :)
too cute
This is a very cute an creative video. I just love children. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for the good laugh... much needed first thing in the morning.
I still love the screaming parts!
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I had not seen this before, by the way. Of course I live in a bubble, a bubble confined to The Wiggles, Elmo and Baby Signing Time. So thanks for bringing some kid humor that doesn't want to drive me insane, prevent myself from wearing primary colors or leave me some annoying song in my head. :-)
Cheers! ~Mandy