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2:22
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7/31/2007 (davidtanny)
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David Tanny (davidtanny)
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David Tanny (davidtanny)
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Dalecast podcast likes to play this song a lot. (davidtanny) |
5. Brokeback Mice (2006) - we turn a Mountain into a Mouse with this parody.
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Song Lyrics: |
Note: 1 and 2 are mice numbered.
In theaters now...
From one of the people involved in Brokeback Mountain
and some animated film about rodents
comes this motion picture about two cowboy mice
who are camping out while they're watching
their goats eat up the dried-out grass.
1: Hey Bill, want the rest of this pudding?
2: No thanks, Clint. I had enough.
1: You know, Bill. I wonder how birds do it.
2: Me too, Clint. The guy birds don't have any penisses.
1: Well, Bill. I feel like plugging a hole in a dike.
2: Not me, Clint. Lesbians aren't my thing.
1: Not that kind, Bill.
2: Do you feel like making your own pudding, Clint?
1: Well, Bill, just bend over and I'll produce some.
2: Ooh. Oooh. Yes. Yes.
1: pumping sounds
2: groaning sounds
Yes, it's Brokeback Mice. Two lusty male cowboy mice get it on
in the heat of the moment.
1: That was fun, Bill. Now' it's your turn.
2: OK Clint. Bend over.
1: Ooh, groaning sounds
2: pumping sounds.
Making a mouse out of a mountain, it's Brokeback Mice.
Now playing in a theater somewhere.
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Current Rating
7.1
(2 votes)
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Played on 12 shows: |
| 12-27-09, #MMCZ-09-43 | | 12-28-07, #MMDT20_07-51 |
| 10-18-09, #MMCZ-09-38 | | 10-12-07, #MMDT20_07-40 |
| 08-23-09, #BAD_08-23-09 | | 08-24-07, #MMDT20_07-33 |
| 08-22-09, #ROTP_261 | | 08-17-07, #MMDT20_07-32 |
| 08-02-09, #MMCZ-09-29 | | 07-27-07, #MMDT20_07-29 |
| 02-02-08, #MMCZ_08-05 | | 07-20-07, #MMDT20_07-28 |
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