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June 28, 2009

Too Sexy For World of Warcraft

It's embarrassing to say how I found this. Oh, well, okay. Ya got it out of me. For some reason, looking for "sham wow" on the internet came up with this:

"I'm too sexy for your party . . . too sexy for your party . . ." And his car???

I think they made it by actually playing their WoW characters and then adding the music.

Posted by ASterling on June 28, 2009 at 05:28 PM in Games, Television | Permalink

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