O’ Reilly vs. Battletoads

Tuesday Morning — 

A video I found on the Maniacal Rage tumblog. Sound and video clips of Bill O’ Reilly spliced with video from the game Battletoads. O’ Reilly gets a little explicit (but you probably knew that already). This made me laugh out loud.

I have to completely agree with Garrett, too. This video is hilarious, but the memories of trying to beat this godforsaken level are chilling. Just chilling. The music in the video made me cringe. I’m serious.

“O’ Reilly vs. Battletoads” was written by J. Bradford Dillon on June 17, 2008.
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