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From: KilamajaroKen
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  • I believe the record Paul and Storm claims is 45 minutes to perform this song... I wish someone had recorded that show!

  • give me a dyslexic arrr! !!!!!RRRRRRA

  • lol sea men

  • When I went to see them it took about 20 minutes

  • @Rockhalla1 20 minutes? You got off lucky!

  • Lol I've never seen anyone get so sidetracked with people saying "ARR!" hahaha. That was classic. I hope they play in the UK...I'll definately go and see them! lol

  • @jambo3001 Please. They only took 6 minutes to get through the song. It usually takes about half an hour.

  • @jambo3001 There's a version from W00tstock with Adam from Mythbusters, Wil Wheaton, and some other guy that goes on for around 40 minutes.

  • THIS

    IS

    AWESOME!!!!!!!

  • This may well become the new theme song for the Arizona Corsairs!

  • Watching them do this at PAX East was amazing!

    This was the song that made me a Paul & Storm fan :)

  • Gotta love the combo of silliness and innuendo. :D

  • it was awesome

  • i just realized that i was there, after watching the vid and reading the describtion 5 times, at the concert

  • They're lacing a Coulton in the middle. Still rocks!

  • why did I leave michigan :(

    oh yeah for my wife :)

  • i was there in Pontiac... "hello pontiac" (sparse cheering) "what's the matter is everyone all dead?" (someone calls out NO ONE'S FROM PONTIAC!) "Oh... well Hello people who aren't from pontiac!!" :D gotta love it <3

  • In pontiac michigan the other night, it took them 5 minutes to get to the chorus because we were all busy ARRing or the Dyslexic RAA!

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