“oh, you touch my tra la la”

Along the lines of Zlad! (Elektronik, Supersonik) comes Günther’s Ding Dong Song. Go to the Video section, but don’t forget to check out the About section, and score yerself a champagne-tastic, glamorous wallpaper while you’re there. (thanks, Hedr)

Update: Nokia owners can get it as a ringtone (.mp3) [popup warning]. Actually, Günthernet has a bit on ringtones, but I can’t read the crazy moon language on that section... I think they’re charging in “kr” which is either “krona” or “Klingon Regnum.” Your pick.

Update:

Yeah. I bought it. I'm a nerd. So what?

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