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21 Oct 2009
Is America done with Balloon Boy? As if! With reports that the Heene family’s aviatory escapades were more viral than David Letterman’s sex scandal, it’s doubtful we’ve seen the end of it yet.
Case in point, this hip-hop adaptation of the Balloon Boy story, featuring the original kitchen table incident that inspired it all and liberal usage of the Auto-Tune vocal effect. Some might say this video was practically inevitable.
Check out the music vid below (warning: NSFW language) which also stands as a fitting tribute to another popular parody, the I’m on a Boat rap cliche sendup. Let us know what you think — are Balloon Boy parodies tired? Wired? Fodder for another few weeks’ worth of YouTube videos, Fresh Prince adaptations, and Venn Diagrams?
[via Buzzfeed]
Tags: balloon boy, parodies, video, youtube
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1 Response to Balloon Boy Parody: I’m In a Box! [VIDEO]
extitude
February 2nd, 2010 at 2:33 am
It is not a set cost as many might think.
If you have cracked cable housing and loose wheel cones that need repacking with grease then the price might not include this.
I live in Canada but this is the same in almost all bike shops as parts are not part of most tune-ups.
At the very most a good tune-up may include new cables.This is not always good though if you do not know that all,alll,new cables will stretch in a small time and the whole bikes cables will need readjusting.
If you have a few problems try hanging out at a bike shop and asking for some tips.Yet ask them one at a time per every few visits or you will be a freeloader.
People that hang out in bike shops are also a great way to learn as they wish to teach others to show the shop that they know thier stuff.
Most tune-ups cost from 25 dollars to 125 dollars respectively no matter where you live in the US or Canada