Hoggy and Mort started to party and dance with the wild naked animals. Hoggy winked at Mort and sighed, "You're still young..." Out of the blue, Connector, Kennyk, Ninjackid, Killjoy, jbruu, Sambo, and others came into the picture to do a Gangdam style flash mob dance... Party! Party! Party! Then With a blast, Psy showd up out of thin air and...
Threatened to sue the crew for stealing his dance.At the site of this, Hoggy quickly opened a portal and told the crew to jump in. They all jumped in and landed in Scarlett Johannsons house.
Kenny started doing the wild thing with Scarlett. All the others there were a little embarassed, but Kenny was having a good time, until...
Connector then established himself as leader while I took a nap. Kenny challenged Connector for leadership in the house, it wasn't until Hoggy...
So I guess an attempt at a serious story has hopelessly devolved into a back and forth about girls, sex and weird locales to entertain the two in?
Hoggy started dancing and partying with the wild naked animals! Hoggy danced like a maniac, and then...
Mort and Hoggy started grinding on the dance floor together! Rambo smirked at then evily, then pulled his uzi sights on the couple, and...
Shot 10 clips of ammo at them. Forutantly, Rambo completely missed. Hoggy then went full matrix and kicked Rambo's ass. Megan Fox saw this and thought:
Megan Fox thought, "Man, I miss Connector, he dances so much better than Hoggy or Mort". She longed for the good old days with him. Then megan started to attack Hoggy, and...
Connector came in to save the day, making Megan the happiest girl in the world. But alas, he already had some 1000 Victorias secret models following him around so he had to postpone his dance time with Megan, making her kind of sad. Ninja came and decided to...
Connector got jealous, but then out of the blue, his icade core came in the mail. Suddenly girls seemed to make no sense. Connector loaded up Danmaku 2, and played a game or two. Then he noticed Ninjackid grinding with Megan Fox, so Connector...
