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I am NOT referring to 'Stuck on You' (2003) or 'Twin Falls Idaho'. It's definitely not those movies.

I saw this movie on TV sometime around the mid 1990's. Two guys are stuck together near the waist, by what appears to be a piece of flesh. It's like they are conjoined.

In one scene, one of the guys gets drunk and threatens to take a knife and cut them apart.

Near the end of the movie, the two of them wake up in a hospital, and find that they have been separated. One of the guys shows his wound near his waist and seems thrilled they are separated.

It's a weird movie to have on the tip of my tongue. Can't find anything online; it's almost like I imagined it. Thanks for the help!

This has been eluding me for the longest time. There was a song they played on the radio back in the early 90's that I really liked. They played it on the station 92.3, which was a rock/pop station in Ohio.

The song had a funk/pop beat to it, the guy singing it almost sounded like he was rapping. The artist's voice sounded kind of like Eminem's.

The song starts with the singer going "naaaaaaaaa, na na na naaaaaaa, na na na naaaaaaaa..."

Obviously it's very hard to Google with only that information. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.

P.S.: I am not talking about the "hey hey hey...Goodbyeeeee!" song.

Let's use this thread to post general tips and guidelines on how to improve at diabolo. Here are some of mine:

• I find that taking a 48 break from diabolo helps your learning ability. It allows me to think about tricks in my brain and have that information settle. When I practice again, I can do the tricks easier.

• Focus on cleaning up tricks you already know. If you can do an infinite suicide, great! Don't move on to the next trick; learn clean ways to exit and present your trick. The best diaboloists don't do too many fancy tricks when they perform; they do easier tricks and execute them cleanly.

• Really invest in good gear. I've seen diabolo players on stage use old wooden sticks