Monday, May 27, 2013

'Springfield On The Move' misinterpreted


Italian YouTuber Pietro Pecco is a particularly popular and prolific producer of pleasing pieces on places. Springfield, Vermont is the focus of his latest video. It is a departure from his usual serious travel videos. Features Paul Ambrose.


Pietro Pecco has 1,656 better YouTube videos than this one, you can check out his other productions here:

http://www.youtube.com/user/pietropecco/videos


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8 comments :

  1. Jean5/27/13, 6:35 PM

    Almost two minutes of my life wasted that I'll never get back.

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  2. Anonymous5/27/13, 8:13 PM

    Bummer they didn't show the hoochies and jigaboo's hangin in front of the Mushroom!

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    1. kate5/28/13, 9:35 AM

      I find that statement racist and ignorant on your part.

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    2. The Machinist5/28/13, 12:23 PM

      Call it what you want, it's dead accurate.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-j-Fv1yQ-8

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    3. chuck gregory5/28/13, 4:10 PM

      No, it's racist and ignorant.

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  3. Anonymous5/28/13, 10:40 AM

    Sad, very sad....

    Springfield has to get over the Simpsons movie night. It was 1 night years ago... time for Springfield to move on.

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    1. chuck gregory5/28/13, 4:14 PM

      Clearly, while Springfield has gotten over the Simpsons, Pecco hasn't.

      You must remember that European artistic sensibilities are different from ours. The French still revere Jerry Lewis as an auteur. Clearly, there is something about the home of the Simpsons that resonates in Pecco's breast. Who are we to deny him?

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    2. Anonymous5/28/13, 4:30 PM

      Springfield HASN'T gotten over it.

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