Monday #5: Strep throat, and Boy's Puberty

So, I have strep throat, and I'm tired.
I can't believe I finished this video.

I cut out the part that said the theme is "dreams," which basically means tell us one. My brother was hilarious, I wish I could have used all the different things he said, but then the video would have been way too long.

Sickly yours,
Nathan

P.S. Can anyone sort out my spoonerism dilemma?
P.P.S. By "see you tomorrow Christi," I meant "see you tomorrow Melvin, who will be filling in for Christi."

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[uggum]

yea bud.. strep throat sucks.

[digitalmicetails]

you are lip talking

[runescapeplayer911]

for all people get strep frequently and get it treated with antibiotic eat yogurt. antibiotic kill most bacteria in your body so it also kills a bacteria in yogurt that will make you 3 time sicker that give you vomiting 105 degree fever last for a week you get iv's and your legs become paralized

[LiquidJello090]

Creepy that this video is the most popular to males 45-54 :o

[Kristinvlogs]

I get strep throat at least 6 times a year. Bad news bears.

[johneluu]

what is he eating?

[ShinyHappyVloggyPPL]

I get strep frequently.

[Christi543]

Lol the end was hilarious!

I hope you're feeling better, Nathan!

[bummercucumber]

Ahah, that's a great dream!

I die in most of mine.

How unfortunate.

He is funny, when he's not being annoying.

Thank you for the well-wishes.

=]

I'm supposed to be completely better by Friday, so that's good.

[bummercucumber]

He knew what he was saying. It's because of the pamphlet we read that day.

You're lucky you've never had strep throat.

Thanks for taking the time to look up what the right phrase is. I was pretty sure I was right about what a spoonerism is, but I didn't feel like looking it up. Sickness=laziness.

I think I'll coin a new word for "word exchange error," someday. It'll be much snappier, hopefully.