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Disclaimer: This video was filmed in the midst of our post-hurricane stir craziness. Most of us are still lacking electricity and/or water so we find ourselves filling our time errr, more creatively. If you've not yet seen the original "Do your best Jagger" video, make sure to check it out (PG-13). Thanks for playing with us.
UPDATE
Ahhhh, readers, we love ya. Here are some video responses (thanks guys, posters soon on the way).

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my best jagger for sure
hope you like it :)
My best jagger for sure
click on my name for video
Do my best Jagger?
Would breaking my hip count?
I don't have a compatible webcam at the moment, maybe I'll have a friend shoot it for me :)
- Owen (thelinuxblog.com)
Kids Doing Jagger
Thought my homepage link was going to show in the last comment :)
http://www.openanimals.com
that is the place.
Kids Doing Jagger
If they like Tux I sell very nice plush versions :)