Green Me, Baby

Join the buzz around the official TreeShagger song and discover why some consider it the number one green pastime.

Written byKeith Kloor
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Well, I didn't take the poll, but I'm putting my nomination in early for the official TreeShagger song.

I'm also shocked--shocked--that this number one green pastime didn't make the cut.

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