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Hiroe (237 words)
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Hiroe's Words, by Hiroe
aozuas's Words, by aozuas
some words, by John
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Operator! Get me Bei jing jing jing! Whahahahaha!
Awwww. Six months later, somebody picks up the thread. :)
noooooo! the bananaphone earworm begins again!
*love*
I've been meaning to make this my ringtone for a very long time.
Interactivodular.
modular.
cellular.
It grows in buuunches....I've got my hunnnnches....
Wow. I like that version the best. I watched some of the related links but they weren't nearly as entertaining.
Bananaphone... ring ring ring ring ring ring ring... *humming*
Ahhhhh!!!! bilby, you're brilliant!!! I totally call the banana phone tunie!!!!!!
(And here's a few more exclamation marks for fun!!!!!!)
Ping pong ping pong ping pong ping...!
Haha, the video cracked me up jenn! Some woidiewoithy woids in there too ... bananular for example.
I'm always a little behind, but a friend *just* showed me this.
Nooo, she definitely didn't do that. ;-)
Completely shattered, I tell you.
You know what else is weird? I think my dad knew Mr. Green Jeans.
...or, maybe, wad it up and stuff it down the shirt of the popsicle-sticky-fingered gamin manufacturer/launcher?
Did she ever pick up a paper plane that landed in the food, smooth out the sheet of paper, and cover the food with it?
Ah, selective memory rules!
Mom denies it to this day.
Still, love the image c_b! :oD
I thought Oroboros was going to explain how we used to replace the receiver of the old yellow rotary-dial phone with a banana, hiding the receiver behind the phone and "plugging" in the stem of the banana to the end of the curly cord, and how one time my distracted, busy mother answered the banana.
But I guess since Oroboros didn't live with me as a child, my expectation of what I would read on this page was completely shattered.
Ha! I remember that!
Geez, that makes me old, doesn't it?
From an episode of "Captain Kangaroo" where Mr. Green Jeans invented a telephone that looked exactly like a banana. The Captain found it and ate it, to Mr. Green Jeans' dismay. After that, they had to dial the phone by tickling Captain Kangaroo on the stomach.