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Needing Is One Thing (And Getting’s Another)

by David Zahl on Feb 14, 2012 • 8:54 am 5 Comments

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5 comments

  1. rebecca w says:

    Feb 14, 2012

    Reply

    OH MY… This is so awesome. 🙂 Who is it?

  2. Ross Byrd says:

    Feb 14, 2012

    Reply

    What the heck?! Incredible. Literally incredible. I will need to see it in person to believe it. Ok fine, I believe it.

  3. JDK says:

    Feb 14, 2012

    Reply

    This is the only commercial I have ever downloaded from Itunes. I keep watching it over and over again. It’s like Stomp meets Top Gear—awesome!

  4. Shawn Smith says:

    Feb 15, 2012

    Reply

    OKGO never ceases to amaze me!

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