The Sunshine 5
Inevitably the best group of friends that ever existed; comparable to the 12 apostles, the Beatles, or the hosts of Monday Night Football.
The Sunshine 5 by the man-drew December 11, 2010
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Gunther and the Sunshine Girls
Gunther and the Sunshine Girls are a Europop group that sing hilariously bad, ridiculously over-sexualized songs and prance around half-naked in their music videos. Their musical style involves combining deep, raspy male sing-speech with sugary-sounding female refrains. Gunther is famous for his trademark mullet and pencil-thin mustache, which some believe are an homage to male European porn actors from the 1980's. Their songs include "Ding Dong Song," "Tutti Frutti Summer Love," and "Touch Me."
Thanks to Gunther and the Sunshine Girls, I will never be able to look at champagne bottles the same way again.
Gunther and the Sunshine Girls by quixx October 7, 2006
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The sunshine coast
The official Australian east coast home of the lowest form of scumbags, slutty girls and poor uni students who are constantly held back by the masses of elderly inhabiting the coast. Scumbags soon plan to rise up, kill everyone over 30 and turn the entire area into one giant shopping mall/club/bowling alley/JB Hi-fi
"The sunshine coast sucks balls because of all the old pricks and everyone who lives in noosa-tewantin, cos that place isnt even as nice as caloundra, but they want seperate council? pfft, wurtulla is more worthy of having its own council"
The sunshine coast by BirdyBirdyBirdy October 19, 2008
When the sunshine we shine together
When the sunshine we shine together by canyon is dumb June 27, 2021
Can You Feel the Sunshine
That creepy song from Sonic R mostly known as the song of death, which is influenced by the Tails Doll from an unknown source.
Knuckles: Can You Feel The Sunshine, Sonic?
Sonic: no
Amy: I can
Tails: I can
Eggman: I can
Tails doll: Good, good. . .
Sonic: WTF 0_0
Sonic: no
Amy: I can
Tails: I can
Eggman: I can
Tails doll: Good, good. . .
Sonic: WTF 0_0
Can You Feel the Sunshine by YellaboyXB January 12, 2012
kc and the sunshine band
1. Used when talking about a white person who is like, acting, or pretending to be black. In reference to a 1970s soul band who's main singer, KC, was white.
2. An awesome 1970s soul band.
2. An awesome 1970s soul band.
1. Andre: "Did you see that kid eat all of that watermelon?"
LaFanduh: "I know. That white boy was totally KC and the Sunshine Band."
LaFanduh: "I know. That white boy was totally KC and the Sunshine Band."
kc and the sunshine band by Acorn Man July 13, 2015
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
An insanely good movie that will confuse the Hell out of you until the very end when it all comes together, and you instantly add it to your Myspace 'movies' list.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind feautres some lines that will sound familiar to fans of the band Circa Survive:
"Meet me in Montauk" and "Wish Resign" are CS songs, and Meet me in Montauk is all about the movie.
"Meet me in Montauk" and "Wish Resign" are CS songs, and Meet me in Montauk is all about the movie.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind by charmander<3 December 28, 2005
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