Born of a joke by a work colleague muttering about Emacs keybindings, I suggested that fhqwhgads was a perfectly reasonable keybinding to remember and didn't see the problem he had with it.
Sometimes you should just leave a joke where it stands, but not I.
Install emacs-fhqwhgadse.el into your Emacs path, ~/.emacs/site-lisp/
or somewhere, then add these lines to your startup file (~/.emacs probably):
(require 'fhqwhgads)
(global-set-key "\C-cfhqwhgads" 'fhqwhgads)
(global-set-key "\C-cofhqwhgads" 'fhqwhgads-browse)
Then bask in the glory of being able to type ctrl-c f h q w h g a d s to
have Emacs sing to you, or ctrl-c o f h q w h g a d s to visit the original
in all its Flash glory.
There's some config options if you want to tune stuff, but why would you want to? Look at the source if you want to see. :)