Christmas done Evuhl

Okay, so I'm in Florida and my brother (henceforth: Rick) brings my mother (henceforth: Mom) a little something for Christmas that he figures she'll like. It's one of these singing Santas from Walmart.
Now, I am the direct opposite of my mom. She loves things like this that make uninterruptable and seemingly possessed sounds of happiness and cheer. I like making noise, but only when I'm the one in control.
I guess that makes me a control freak.
Anyway, if you've seen these abominations, there is an actual fun purpose for them. What you need:
Here's how things transpired for me.
Rick noticed that I was on my laptop (actually, it was on me, if you want to be a legalist) and asked if I had any songs on there. Of course I did, so we hooked it up and I looked through my folder of musical evuhl and picked a song that I thought would sound good from santa: Invasion of the Gabber Robots.
Rick and his dame and her young, impressionable son stared in awe as Santa's lips moved with the words: "Hello, gentlemen. All your base are belong to us."
After this went on for a bit, I switched songs. Santa began to say, "ICH WILL! ICH WILL! ICH WILL!"
The young, impressionable child was hiding behind my brother at this point.
Finally, I unveiled one for the whole family. Santa began to say, "I know you. You were too short. You had bad skin."
Now, in the other songs, there had been laughter. As my family listened to Rollins, they all stared at it and were somewhat disturbed by it.
Evuhl accomplished.
I know there are other songs that can work well with this, but do bear in mind that Santa can't tell the difference between music and lyrics, so his mouth will begin moving with whatever sound is coming over the cord at the time. So if you take a song where the lyrics begin right off, it works well. Songs like Metallica - Sad But True, just look silly as his mouth moves to music.
Enjoy.
Now, I am the direct opposite of my mom. She loves things like this that make uninterruptable and seemingly possessed sounds of happiness and cheer. I like making noise, but only when I'm the one in control.
I guess that makes me a control freak.
Anyway, if you've seen these abominations, there is an actual fun purpose for them. What you need:
- A friend or relative who has one of these santas or, God forbid, a santa of your own.
- The cord that connects the singing santa to a headphone jack on a stereo or computer.
- A laptop or cd with the following songs on it.
- Rammstein - Ich Will
- Henry Rollins & NIN - I Know You
- The Laziest Men on Mars - Invasion of the Gabber Robots
- Young and impressionable children
Here's how things transpired for me.
Rick noticed that I was on my laptop (actually, it was on me, if you want to be a legalist) and asked if I had any songs on there. Of course I did, so we hooked it up and I looked through my folder of musical evuhl and picked a song that I thought would sound good from santa: Invasion of the Gabber Robots.
Rick and his dame and her young, impressionable son stared in awe as Santa's lips moved with the words: "Hello, gentlemen. All your base are belong to us."
After this went on for a bit, I switched songs. Santa began to say, "ICH WILL! ICH WILL! ICH WILL!"
The young, impressionable child was hiding behind my brother at this point.
Finally, I unveiled one for the whole family. Santa began to say, "I know you. You were too short. You had bad skin."
Now, in the other songs, there had been laughter. As my family listened to Rollins, they all stared at it and were somewhat disturbed by it.
Evuhl accomplished.

I know there are other songs that can work well with this, but do bear in mind that Santa can't tell the difference between music and lyrics, so his mouth will begin moving with whatever sound is coming over the cord at the time. So if you take a song where the lyrics begin right off, it works well. Songs like Metallica - Sad But True, just look silly as his mouth moves to music.
Enjoy.
