PSTB #51: Martian breakfast, lip-sync ballet, and The Dukes Of Haphazard

Project Studio Tea Break by Mike & Jon

Jul 4, 202247:22Music

By the power of the shiny-haired Hrímnir frá Hvammi, a shiny-headed Jon has been doing his Gollum-inspired Riverdance over a functional horse-keyboard, causing the word 'utilise' to vanish beautifully. Setting aside the...

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