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OK, so you've done the heads, shoulders, knees & toes dance, well now there's the teapot dance! This is a remix of the traditional song 'I'm A Little Teapot' and a skit on the idea of a dance track based on a kids song. The song and animated video are just a bit of fun and I hope you enjoy watching/listening. "Come on everybody, do the teapot dance!"...well, maybe not?A Hip Hop version of Incey Spider is on the way soon...stay tooned.

Next Episode: http://foureyedmonsters.com/e2 This episode was about transforming from strangers with problems into a couple that canceled out each others problems. After that we almost became the same person because we shared the same goals. This episode is part of our DVD that has 13 episodes and a feature film that are all part of this project of us trying to understand the birth, life and death of our real relationship. We've also put together a compilation CD of music used in the project that comes with our DVD that you can get at: http://foureyedmonsters.com/dvd (Support from sales goes to the projects debt and future film projects.) Music in this episode by The Golden Pastime. http://www.myspace.com/goldenpastime Appearances in this episode by Susan Buice, Arin Crumley, Andrew A Peterson, Joe Griffin, Bry Thomas Sanders, Dorian Nuskind-Odor, Jia Liang, Laura Kindred, Marc Scrivo, Cassie O'Sullivan, Brad Calcaterra, Nino, Monica West, Erika Smith, Danny Ward, Michael Cuomo and voice of Sarah Diamond.

Next Episode: http://foureyedmonsters.com/e2 This episode was about transforming from strangers with problems into a couple that canceled out each others problems. After that we almost became the same person because we shared the same goals. This episode is part of our DVD that has 13 episodes and a feature film that are all part of this project of us trying to understand the birth, life and death of our real relationship. We've also put together a compilation CD of music used in the project that comes with our DVD that you can get at: http://foureyedmonsters.com/dvd (Support from sales goes to the projects debt and future film projects.) Music in this episode by The Golden Pastime. http://www.myspace.com/goldenpastime Appearances in this episode by Susan Buice, Arin Crumley, Andrew A Peterson, Joe Griffin, Bry Thomas Sanders, Dorian Nuskind-Odor, Jia Liang, Laura Kindred, Marc Scrivo, Cassie O'Sullivan, Brad Calcaterra, Nino, Monica West, Erika Smith, Danny Ward, Michael Cuomo and voice of Sarah Diamond.

Next Episode: http://foureyedmonsters.com/e2 This episode was about transforming from strangers with problems into a couple that canceled out each others problems. After that we almost became the same person because we shared the same goals. This episode is part of our DVD that has 13 episodes and a feature film that are all part of this project of us trying to understand the birth, life and death of our real relationship. We've also put together a compilation CD of music used in the project that comes with our DVD that you can get at: http://foureyedmonsters.com/dvd (Support from sales goes to the projects debt and future film projects.) Music in this episode by The Golden Pastime. http://www.myspace.com/goldenpastime Appearances in this episode by Susan Buice, Arin Crumley, Andrew A Peterson, Joe Griffin, Bry Thomas Sanders, Dorian Nuskind-Odor, Jia Liang, Laura Kindred, Marc Scrivo, Cassie O'Sullivan, Brad Calcaterra, Nino, Monica West, Erika Smith, Danny Ward, Michael Cuomo and voice of Sarah Diamond. Author: foureyedmonsters Keywords: four eyed monsters arin crumley susan buice FEM DVD indie film Slamdance Spout foureyedmonsters Added: April 22, 2009

The Clean Funnel makes adding oil into difficult to reach oil filler holes a piece of cake. The flexible spout on Clean Funnel Model 415 is the perfect funnel for the job. When done, simply put the caps back on the top and end of the funnel to keep your workspace clean and to protect the inside of the funnel from dirt, sand and other grime that can damage your valuable equipment Author: cmrsf1 Keywords: Funnels funnel Clean Funnel plastic funnel automotive funnel oil funnel flexible spout funnel transmission funnel lab safety lab funnels Added: April 19, 2009

This episode of The Web Mix brings you new websites to check out that offer movie ratings, reviews and recommendations. Some of these sites also have community features so that you can can be a part of a social network that is specific to movie lovers.

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About the music: The song is Coal Train by Leesha Harvey. Music is ©2008 Leesha Harvey, and is used with permission. Look for the new C.D. titled Penny in the Pocket to be released soon! Go to http://leeshaharvey.com for pictures, updates, and C.D. purchase information! You can also check her out on YouTube, here: http://www.youtube.com/LeeshaHarvey About the video: Per YouTube user BlazerLT; NOT RECOMMENDED FOR COLDER CLIMATES! Recessing downspouts is an easy way to keep rainwater away from the foundation of any building. This process eliminates the need for those unsightly and cumbersome splash blocks that are a pain to mow and trim around. Make sure that your recessed drains are always directed down-hill and that they move the water as far away from the foundation as possible. Thank you for watching!

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