Slobberknocker Alert!

Just turn your speakers up and watch this twitchy, snoring ball of SNORF named “Google Lee.” You’re welcome.

From the YouTube files of Hsien-Hsin Lee.

24 comments … read them below or add one

  1. WendyLady says:

    ROFL! Someone dubbed my husband over this video. Don’t know how they did it, but they did. And then he wakes up and is all like “What, just trying to catch some zzzzz’s.” Too funny! :D

  2. sugitomo says:

    That’s my dad when he’s asleep. Used to wake up the entire house with his stores when we were younger.

    • ceejoe says:

      maybe we have the same dad. Not cute when it’s a grown man…

    • gryt says:

      Yep, my dad too… He always claimed he didn’t snore (although of course he knew he did), so I recorded him – with a cassette radio and a microphone… Haha! Old school.

    • hilz says:

      My dad too! But I’ve had my moments too: Once I was taking an afternoon couch nap, and was sleeping on my back. I started to hear this weird hummy noise, and it woke me up. I was laying there looking around the room trying to figure out what that was, then I realized it was me. Snoring. Even after I woke up. How weird is that?!

    • Janie4 says:

      My father and mother both snore (to the point where you can here them in the next room), as do I (though a little more quietly). When I travel with my mother, I have to go to sleep first, or it’s not happening.

      My sister claims she doesn’t. I call lying on that, but my brother in law refuses to confirm.

  3. twocityshibas says:

    Oh my god, I totally did this the last time I had a head cold!

  4. Decca says:

    I’m a DJ at the Stanford University radio show. Another DJ had a French Bulldog that was sort of our unofficial mascot. She would often wander into the studio when you were on the air. During one of my shows I picked her up and held her on my lap. She fell asleep, snored like that, and it could be heard during one of my mic breaks. One of my regular listeners called afterwards to ask what that snorting noise was.

  5. rescue gal says:

    I might need some help defining “Slobberknocker” , because my mind is going to a very bad place……..;)

  6. The Original Jane says:

    He needs a C-PAP machine, STAT!

  7. For some reason, my computer isn’t letting me watch videos anywhere except YouTube nowadays, so I searched for Google Lee on YouTube & found a couple of videos along w/a description of one which suggests Google Lee has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Can anyone confirm this?

    • Fird Birfle says:

      I’m not certain whether this is related???

      but I’ve been having a devil of the time / cannot run youtube items AT ALL
      the past ten days or so (so that might have begun Feb 1st but I didn’t really notice the first day or two) ….I thought perhaps I needed a newer appllication of Flash player and I disconnected that which was in my hard drive and installed the “newest” of it ….and STILL am unable to get action on even the music youtubes I had linked up. Running my laptop on/ in either IE 9 or, usually, Google Chrome (WHICH IS AWESOME for nearly everything in my experience so far btw) ….

  8. That is sleep apnea, with an obstructive apnea followed by an arousal. Trust me. I’m a neurologist.
    Untreated sleep apnea causes damage to brain, heart, lungs.
    And definitely, no driving, dog.

  9. villyjean says:

    BULLGOGGIE!

  10. myssmeowl says:

    someone could use a breeeetheright nose strip.

  11. Jules says:

    Look at that SMOOSH. He snores and grunts just like my Rufus. Love!!