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Uploaded by on Mar 7, 2011

Episode 25:
In this episode we find that we all love popsicks and codfish and whatever else smells like its boiling in vinegar oil or from bakery's (yeah i said it) anyways in this episode vavo locks Jeffrey Popsick outside, listens to his music, explains what to do with a popsick and well, just like at your casa! cant forget the new flahlight belt XD lol enjoy!

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  • LOL!!! isso e uma vergonha!

  • ONE M0:00RE TIME!

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  • @10xlilxcrips You should do a "Sh*t Portuguese People Say" video! Thumbs up so he can see!

  • Quim Barreiros - Bacalhau à Portuguesa ... it's the name of the song he's trying to sing... and paposeco means dry food if you translate it directly (which doesn't make much sense). It's a simple and very good bread.

    They sound like they're from the Azores...am I right?

  • hahahahahha xD

  • 1:49 ;D

  • @falk it's a folklore song by quim barreiros - quero cheirar o teu bacalhau. or something.

  • isto e o flash light avó xDDDDD

  • What is the song at the very beginning? I remember hearing it a lot as a kid at Portuguese festivals.

  • 0:37 Tu "gost" de bacaliau avó

    LOOOOOL

  • @xpertvisions "paposecos" its a name of a bread yes (: it hasn't translation ...

    He says "popsicks" cause i think its a portuguese/english mixed name xD

  • "paposecos" means "dry mouths" or something like that its the name of a Portuguese bread, you say "popsicks" ? LOL

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