Today is a short show about short people.
Give Sean Penn.
Give 'til it hurts.
Just in case you run out of things to watch here.
March 17th, 2009 
Today is a short show about short people.
19 Comments
Ingrid [22]
woops, there allready was a new show... well sorta. I had newly bookmarked this website, and the bookmark got "stuck" on this show, so I didn't notice the new show was up yet.Johnb300m
haha, nice Connery impressionIngrid [22]
this one was awesome, but isn't it about time for a new show :Psteph {207}
Ahaha! So funny. Wish I could make an accent like thatCarolyn{207}
Sorry nospinplease that was what i was referring to. Sorry i guess i wasn't paying that much attention when he did the accent changesocalcutie82 [22]
I saw this a few days ago but haven't had time to comment until now with a brand new baby to take care of =) Loved the accents and the St. Patrick's day topic. We dressed in green and picked "shamrocks" from a friend's backyard...that's the extent of our ... moreNospinplease
No fights here =). Hahaha, I love the voices you put in there. I wanted you to say "names Winn, Brett Winn" but you didn't and it would have been halirious! Not that the video isn't halirious anyway! And Carolyn I think his Shaun Connery accent sounds more like Jim ... moreJake
You should make a real TV show.graceofbass [22]
I'll be honest, I've been sick and stuck at home, so I totally missed St. Patrick's Day. Which is sad for me b/c I'm Irish. Oh well, I don't drink green beer anyways. I was wondering what it was that made St. Patrick a saint... I hear he cleared out ... moreMucky
It's true - I once stumbled onto what I thought was the end of a rainbow. But since there was no gold anywhere to be found, I can only assume that it was an optical illusion and not the actual end. The *true* end must have been some weird subterranean spectrum of ghostly light illuminating the limestone caverns that snake through the earth in my area, eagerly waiting to become mischievous potholes to ensnare the unwary. Every St. Patrick's day my brothers and I watch Boondock Saints, which is, despite the unusual omission of little people of ... lots moreMeandering {207}
It has been a long time since I saw Darby O'Gill and the Little People. The thing I remember most about that movie was not Sean Connery, but the screaming Banshee (I don't think I spelled that right). That thing was freaky!Kel [22]
When St. Patrick lived, there hadn't been any church splits, so all Christians were Roman (or wherever the Papacy was located at the moment) Catholic. When the churches split, those who still liked the idea of dead-people-as-role-models kept the saints that had already been named, but stopped adding people to ... moreAyla
actually, it has been found. The end of the rainbow i mean. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1143482/Found-The-end-rainbow--theres-pot-gold.html better picture on this one http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/4606826/Rainbows-end-found-but-there-is-no-pot-of-gold.htmlRendlin
I'll sue :/ Leprechauns rule! :D Awesome Accent imitation by the way mate.Jennifer McKenzie
I love it. Every year, on St. Paddy's Day, we watch...wait for it...wait for it..."Darby O'Gill and the Little People". I love Sean Connery in that. He shouldn't regret it. It was cute. Oh, and we also watch "The Gnome Mobile" which is set in my ... moreThe Brothers Winn
RedPeppers is correct that St. Patrick was not Anglican. He was Roman Catholic. But he is accepted as a Saint in the Anglican church as well as Roman Catholic church. Anglican Saint was just more fun to say. Sorry if we created any confusion. Please don't ... moremarc
Dancing green short people, yay!Carolyn{207}
Hey Brett, i think your irish accent sounds like Jim Carey when he did the Grinch. You'd be perfect for imitations of the movie.RedPeppers
St. Patrick was not an "anglican" saint.