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Uploaded on Oct 1, 2010

The new video from "Cast Your Pod to the Wind" Get it on iTunes now at http://bit.ly/tmbg-dump. Directed by David Cowles and Liesje Kraai.

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  • CurlyChristChild

    CurlyChristChild 2 months ago

    Really? I thought it was Platypi....

    well I guess it's interchangeable. Platypi, Platypuses, Platypodes

    they all work.

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    Hercules Rockefeller 2 months ago

    What channel does this show play on?.. I wanna watch it..

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  • CardboardOdyssey

    CardboardOdyssey 3 months ago

    In the end it was just a joke.

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  • MobiusBandwidth

    MobiusBandwidth 3 months ago

    wow that was awesome.

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  • KoiosDusklight

    KoiosDusklight 3 months ago

    I think it's just two. In the clips when you see it running to the right, they've probably just flipped the footage of it running to the left.

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  • TrueVikingMorals

    TrueVikingMorals 6 months ago

    The reason "platypuses," "platypodes" or "platypoda" is correct is because "platypus" comes from Greek - "flat-footed," it means. The same goes for "octopus:" (eight-footed) While some might insist "octopi" is the correct pluralization, it's really "octopodes/octopoda/octopuses.­" The "us" to "i" rule really only applies to catcus/cacti because its name comes from Latin. Tell your friends!

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  • MrOops04

    MrOops04 6 months ago

    COLLEGE LIFESTYLE ANTHEM!

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  • spidycheese

    spidycheese 1 year ago

    close enough.

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  • Garnish7

    Garnish7 1 year ago

    the other animal you're thinking of is called an echidna (pronounced "ee-KID-nuh"). it is also called "spiny anteater". it is not actually a kind of porcupine, but it does resemble one.

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  • Garnish7

    Garnish7 1 year ago

    i did not know that! i've always been unsure how to refer to multiple platypuses... or, platypi... or, ... platypeople...

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