Love song to the greatest borough in the world, from Project Jenny, Project Jan

Momma sends the kids to shop at the local North Korean grocery, where they are having their yearly Christmas in July holiday sale.

Professor Bill sings about a traditional medicine he received from his grandmother.

An oxymoron if there ever was one

Mr. Peas, of the Federal Bureau of Intimidation, sings about his recent investigation of a local naturalist community.

Double entendre song by Nan Blakstone

Old Dick Justice sings to the kids about the horrors of his addiction.

Sedgewick and Bill sing a song about their misspent youth.

A patriotic lesson in geography.

Consider it a kind of audio/video haiku.

Professor Bill sings about his favorite form of transportation

Nobody loves the umpire.

A scene from the play based on the novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe, as performed by Molly Bexley's Magic Dollhouse.

The department stores in the afterlife are just as bad as ours.

A part of this unbalanced breakfast.

Love can be a painful thing.

My life should be this good.

To be honest, I have no idea what this is about,... the client decided they wanted to be portrayed somewhere between the Transformers and the Power Rangers. Go figure

A message of love from Pontifex VonHummer

You want a job? Buy one like everybody else.

The boys in blue are coming for you!

One man's ecological nightmare.

A tribute to Dr Bronner,

A lesson in economics.

Here's one dog who knows a good leg to hump when he sees it.

Love can suck big time.

Patriotism, monkeysalad style.

Parle vous francias?

Just some weirdness from your pal Monkeysalad and his friend Pontifex VonHummer

You figure it out.

You figure it out

History lesson

Music video for Mountain Mike and Moondogs Daughter

You figure it out

You figure it out - biblical style

You figure it out

You figure it out

Loosely based on the Dream of the Rarebit Fiend cartoons of Winsor MaCay