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✓ Published: 10-Oct-2009
✓ Published: 10-Oct-2009
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A RetroGuy Halloween special. It's a spoof off of Frosty the Snowman, about a moleman named Frosty. Two guys go after this supposedly mythical creature to prove that he exists. Happy Halloween!nnFrosty the MolemannIs a very naughty molenWith an eaten corncob nand a guy named BobnAs it dug a smelly holennFrosty the MolemannIs a Halloween tale, they saynBut they're incorrectnand just to be checkednDown the hole we went awaynnIt smelled like rotten cabbagenand a bunch of spoiled eggsnBut when we sa
A RetroGuy Halloween special. It's a spoof off of Frosty the Snowman, about a moleman named Frosty. Two guys go after this supposedly mythical creature to prove that he exists. Happy Halloween!nnFrosty the MolemannIs a very naughty molenWith an eaten corncob nand a guy named BobnAs it dug a smelly holennFrosty the MolemannIs a Halloween tale, they saynBut they're incorrectnand just to be checkednDown the hole we went awaynnIt smelled like rotten cabbagenand a bunch of spoiled eggsnBut when we sa
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