At first I thought this was a Moral Orel episode.

Actually, you should watch it up to at least 1:15. Echoed my sentiments exactly...

And for some reason, the reminded me of the mobile fortress in Krull.

This caused me to have a skullsplosion.

The first 30 seconds are indescribably hilarious.

i love it

the song is awesome too. how the fuck can you hate lines like "the heavy load of the church power just wont move without tractor power"

the song is awesome too. how the fuck can you hate lines like "the heavy load of the church tower just wont move without tractor power"

after years of tent camping, the Duggars finally have a travel trailer.

Yeah... the song was cool too :D

I kept waiting for it to hit a pothole and snap in half in the middle of the road.

They're deeply confused if they really believe it's now safe "for eternity".

I thought that video was really, really cool, and I'm not being ironic or snarky at all.

It looked good, it was well done, and I think it's cool that those people love that building enough to move it, preserve it, write a song about it and make this video about it.

The choir walking down the road was totally fun. And the woman who said the "hicks" line was classic; she totally undercut any "big city" types before they could make fun of her. She doesn't take herself too seriously. That's awesome.

Thanks for posting this, Dan.

This would make a great premise for a horror movie.

I just watched it all the way through. How freaking awesome.

That song was pretty legit.

It's like classic Terry Gilliam, and I have no doubt the mash-ups have already begun. . .

Praise Lord Jeebus and his powerful internets.

this is awesome you need to watch it for the song.

Nobody got run over.

Well, it's no Crimson Permanent Assurance, but still kind of cool visually.

@19

You couldn't hear the soprano get run over at the end?

A "mobile home church."

Perfect for white trash like Phyllis Schlafly.