Or, in the words of my nephew who refused to be credited unless I said his name was Cecil, it's funny but it's naff, naff, naff.*
*If you don't understand the meaning of naff* - culture shock, it means something produced by the math club geeks and no doubt there are math club geeks (waves hello and asks can they sort out my bank account) asking their grandmas to knit them jumpers with either the Ninja Apple, the Vampire Apple, or in the case of the naffest of the naff, both.
Coming to a cinema near you when the world implodes.
17 comments:
Lovely dancing apples...and a Gardner production at that. Well done, Cate et. al.
"Naff" Glad to see that you're doing your part for cross-cultural education.
A rapid apple a day keeps everything at bay. :-)
You are becoming quite the multi-media talent.
The music makes this video.
Alan, we are all smoking from the same pipe.
Rebecca, neat quote.
Jamie, I know. ;)
Carrie, the music is courtesy of The Wolf Dude - he was singing off camera.
So delightful! Now those "Scary Apples Dancing" searchers will have something to see!
Aaron, I wonder if they'll ever come back...
cross cultural education is very good. we don't really do the "naff" in the states. perhaps it will catch on.
Samantha, please start using naff at parties... I'm thinking it's a local (Scouse) word...
Very cute! I've never heard of naff, either.
Feeling a need to spread the word naff across the internet.
Oh my.
I'd be lying if I didn't say I've had dreams eerily similar to that.
Now I'm scared.
Dude, I love it. You and Cecil are made of pure unadulterated WIN. Also, I apparently really like naff things. Sweet.
I suspected as much. ;)
I will never eat fruit again.
Freaky little buggers, aren't they.
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