It opens with the Chiefs fan surprised that Fitzy answered so quickly. To which Fitzy explains..."Well you, know. I usually only pick up after 6 RINGS."
Up here when you need to haul your snowmobile and you don't have a proper trailer or even just a pickup truck, no friggin' problem dude. Just stuff 'er right in the ol' hatchback.
This music video is a tribute to all the hardened Yankees like you who bust their asses getting the wood ready. It's called, Six Cords Shy of a Broken Back and it hilariously laments the "seven month haul" that is winter in Maine.
There's great acting, it looks pro-shot, and they even pulled off what looks likes a fairly dangerous stunt when one of the band members is run over by car.
It's always fun to see when folks who don't live here, taste test the unique goodies found only here in Maine. It's even more fun when then the folks doing it are adorable people from Ireland.
We know most of you will just laugh out loud and then wonder why we made a big deal out of cautioning those with a weak sense of humor. However, this video contains material that tells of showing a private part and bribery with a donut. That may be objectionable to those who don't like a good Maine dirty joke. Some friggin' people...right?
Here's a funny song parody of The Mamas & The Papas California Dreamin' performed by New Hampshire humorist Fred Marple and company. It expresses the irritation we all have of dealing with poky leaf peepers this time of year...in particular, Massachusetts drivers.
You'll love this guy's Maine accent as he proudly displays a monstah lobby big enough to keep ya wahm this wintah. The improvisational comedy series is one of our favorite things on Facebook. Careful who you play the video around. It contains salty language and is NSFW.
Craig is a wicked Mainah who hilariously raps his way through our notable features such as Anna Kendrick to "more moose here than you've ever seen" and a whole bunch more.
With early fall bringing us warm days and cool nights, it's tough to agree with the rest of the family on when it's really time to turn on the thermostat...right? New Hampshire humorist and musician Fred Marple of the underappreciated town of Frost Heaves has a funny song for us that laments "It's Too Soon to Put the Heat On".