Links’ To Love: Adventure Time!
More Links’ To Love video! Crazy animated fun with “Adventure Time” by Pendleton Ward and Fred Seibert.
More Links’ To Love video! Crazy animated fun with “Adventure Time” by Pendleton Ward and Fred Seibert.
More Links’ To Love video! This delightful animation piece, “Story From North America” from animator Kirsten Lepore makes us all giddy. Yummy earwormy music by Garrett M Davis.
More Links’ To Love video! The charming, ukulele playing Molly sings the Jonathan Coulton song, “Tom Cruise Crazy”. A sweet voice and loads of talent. Thank you sweetafton23!
More Links’ To Love video! Jonathan Coulton belts out the lovely zombie brain eating sing along, “Your Brains”.
More Links’ To Love! The Shaggs were young sisters tossed into a recording studio by their crazed father to become music stars. Formed in 1968 in Fremont, New Hampshire, they are credited for blazing the trail for other artists in the Outsider Music genre. The rest is history.
More Links’ To Love video! Lost TV gold, Garth Marenghi’s Dark Place. Mathew Holness and Richard Ayoade’s brilliant 80’s horror parody for British television’s Channel 4.
Enjoy “Lick Of Fury”, the wonderfully odd short film from the mad genius of director, Matty Sidle. More Links’ To Love video!
Enjoy this sweet country bluegrass classic “Deep River Blues” by the legendary artist, Doc Watson. More Links’ To Love video!
More Links’ to love video featuring the Delightful Pomplamoose / The Chordettes swaying lively through “Mr. Sandman”.
“I don’t think it’s supposed to happen this way but our giddiness is beginning to hurt.” Those are the words of Uncle Wonkles, guitar player and singer of the comedy music duo, The Stretchlinks. He’s referring to a rare level of joy that when prolonged can cause physical pain.
Hilarious lung thievery in this rare Stretchlinks, Nugget Of Wonderness entitled, “You Stole My Lung”. More lunatic, spoken word comedy improv from Heinous and Wonkles.
Enjoy this sweet country bluegrass classic “Deep River Blues” by the legendary artist, Doc Watson. More Links’ To Love video!
Pelosi refers to a little known genetic study funded by the National Science Foundation that has conducted extensive gene profiling of many government officials including both houses of congress
After years of rumor and speculation, ukulele legend Heinous Rynz has broken his mysterious silence and admitted responsibility for the invention of the “Missionary Position”.
Today, the elusive singer and writer of the comedy duo, The Stretchlinks rests casually atop a formidable stack of broken reel to reel tape machines piled in the corner of his Burbank, CA office slurring his way through an elliptical but amusing theory about America’s troubles – and perhaps some of his own.
Are humans the only animals to show signs of boredom? Apparently not. According to Clevelander and part time animal behaviorist, Heinous Rynz, mammals display boredom-like behaviors much like human beings.
The comedy music duo known as The Stretchlinks recently announced they had evidence that identifies the origins of the schoolyard prank known as “The Wedgy”, or “Wedgie”.
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