Someone at work

[EBearhug]

felt I needed to see this - []

(It might have something to do with my on-going battle to get him to learn the difference between your and you're.)

I have since been told it's a parody of Robin Thicke, but somehow, although I am aware of the controversy he's caused, I have managed to get through the last year without ever having heard the original, so that side of things passed entirely over my head.

Try again

Then surely he needs it more than you do?

Brilliant video though!

Would love to use this in class but wonder if words like spastic would get me into troouble.

Yes, I did raise an eyebrow at spastic.

And to be fair to my colleague, English is his second language, so I allow him a little leeway. When I'm feeling generous, anyway.