The Assassination of Yogi Bear by the Coward Boo-Boo

Film/TV/DVD

By Greg Haymes On Dec 13, 2010

This is one of the more genius mash-ups we’ve seen on the web all year:

But, no, there’s still no way we’re going to the movie…

Jesse James Yogi Bear

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Greg Haymes founded Nippertown, along with his wife Sara Ayers, in 2009. Greg was a musician, journalist, and ambassador to the Capital Region arts community. Greg passed in April of 2019, but his legacy continues.

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Roger Green says 11 years ago
the new film is going to be one annoying picture
Roger Green says 11 years ago
Apropos of nothing, you appear in my blog today. http://www.rogerogreen.com/2010/12/14/v-is-for-victor-and-voice/

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