Frosty The Gay Blade

[LPMiller]

For today, I give you a choice. There is Leon Redbone and Dr. John singing Frosty the Snowman:

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Or, there is possibly the the oddest cartoon version of a Happy and yes, Gay Frosty the Snowman:

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Either way, it's kind of odd, though I rather enjoy the Leon Redbone version. Of course, my all time favorite Leon Redbone song is where he sings, "This Bud's For You," so what do I know.

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Ok, time to go take the oldest shopping before the snow hits.

You go have a day.