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Thursday, October 7, 2010

Sports

Daniel Thomas destroys comet, saves Bill Snyder's birthday in bizarre NES-like videos

Posted by Justin Kendall on Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 12:00 PM

click to enlarge Daniel Thomas is this awesome.
  • Daniel Thomas is this awesome.

Cat backers really love them some bizarre videos. The latest videos from Chunkles22 feature Kansas State Wildcats star running back Daniel Thomas vanquishing a comet and then saving crypt-keeper Bill Snyder's birthday by defeating Nebraska coach Bo Pelini, who appears to be the villain from Tron. Hey, just in time for tonight's Wildcats-Conrnhuskers throw down in Manhattan!

The videos (see 'em after the jump) are bizarre and wonderful with their NES graphics and music.

H/T: Let's Be Honest

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I'm married to Chunckles22 and am delighted KSU fans are enjoying his videos as much as he's enjoyed making them.

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Posted by tonkelu on 10/07/2010 at 11:59 AM

Also don't forget the head spinning action of EMAWWW

http://www.emawww.com

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