Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes! by BronxBruce
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| Recording: | Dec 8, 2007 at 5:57 PM |
| Member: | BronxBruce  |
| Song: | Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes! |
| Artist: | Lewis Lee |
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| Embed: | N/A |
| Stats: | 380 views, 112 comments |
| Rating: | 5.00 Average |
About 1 year ago, walkingstickGOLD said:
HAHAHAHAHA!
Yes Halloween is over Bruce.
But who cares? Not me.
And FRONT ROW CENTER TOO!
About 1 year ago, walkingstickGOLD said:
And loved those old B movies: Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Night of the Lepus (giant bunny rabbits lol), and even Reefer Madness (another sort of B movie).
About 1 year ago, PuddyKat3GOLD said:
PuddyKat3 cena says never give up & he is still #1 :)))hahaha you can have halloween anytime you want it!! LOL This is awesome
Hugs Kat
About 1 year ago, walkingstickGOLD said:
This is great fun Bruce! Well done!!!!
Do more of this schtuff! I like it alot!
About 1 year ago, TracyBGOLD said:
I'm stalking you today. :) Except I don't really want to be killed by tomatoes. OMG--HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!
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About 1 year ago, Claudia_Marie said:
I have a cd of this song haha. You're awesome Bruce. I love it!!
About 1 year ago, CerebraljamGOLD said:
Tom-art-o! Bruce, Tom-art-o, not Tom-ate-o ... :P Muwhahahaha... and I think I just had a nightmare, thank you!
All this beforeBatman???? I think I need a lie down. :D
How on earth did I randomly get here first??? Did you eat everybody?
About 1 year ago, happyPATRON said:
This was fun....and you sounded Brilliant singing ....loved it!!!!!
~~hugs~~
About 1 year ago, CerebraljamGOLD said:
I think I like it... too bad the tomatoes would not stand a chance with me because they are my favourite fruit ;-)
Recording information by BronxBruce
Is Halloween over?
The tomato, native to the Americas, was introduced to Europe by the Spanish. An English botanist named John Gerard popularized the notion that they were poisonous. Indeed parts of the stem and leaves contain poisonous glycoalkaloids. As a result the fruit was not eaten in Britain or The American colonies until the 18th century.
Today we know they are not dangerous...or are they????