The Karma Sutra is an ancient text of sexual enlightenment, yes – but how does one project its glory with notes on a music staff?
For anybody that’s ever wondered, I give you Karma Sutra, the Musical:

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The Karma Sutra is an ancient text of sexual enlightenment, yes – but how does one project its glory with notes on a music staff?
For anybody that’s ever wondered, I give you Karma Sutra, the Musical:

(Photo via retardmedia)

In 1999, a phenomenal event occurred that forever changed the way people look at pastry: American Pie debuted in movie theaters.
American Pie is the story of a group of friends consisting of awkward Jim (Jason Biggs), Oz the jock (Chris Kline), Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) in a serious relationship with Tara Reid, the sly Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas), and resident asshole Stifler (Sean William Scott). The boys are in their senior year of high school and have embarked on a quest to get laid before prom night. Hilarious hijinks accompany their pursuit.
Along the way we meet many characters: the sexy foreign exchange student Nadia (Shannon Elizabeth) who prompts Jim to blow his load a little early in front of a live audience on the internet; Stiflerâs hot mom, who becomes Finchâs conquest; Michelle (Alyson Hannigan), who becomes Jim’s girlfriend and sticks her flute where the sun doesnât shine; and in my opinion the one who steals the show, Eugene Levy as Jimâs Dad who buys him pornography and catches him doing a pie.
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