More Video, With a Really Short Skirt
I have previously posted links to the Candice Michelle Beckman Super Bowl and post Super Bowl videos for godaddy.com (the "Nikki Cappelli" videos), so I guess it's fair that I post another commercial video link:

Colin Mochrie as the Nabisco Snack Fairy



P.S. I arrived at this link after surfing to Tara Lynn Johnson's blog. She has a birthday coming up soon, I hear. But her birthday is not to be confused with her blogiversary. (Oops, I still haven't figured out how to do that cruise.)

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Ontario Emperor said…
Mochrie, like Jim Belushi, has an "everyman" quality about him that makes him appealing. While Wayne Brady can belt out a song in a second with no apparent effort whatsoever, Mochrie's verbal stumbles attract all sorts of attention. Unfortunately, it obscures his real talents (if you listen, you'll discover that he has a nice singing voice, for example).
Monday, April 11, 2005 12:31:00 PM
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