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Onomatopentameters
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| Onomatopentameter | |
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| Onomatopentameters are words that when spoken make drum beats or some other cool musiclike pattern. The words themselves sound like the different drums in a trap set or a drum machine but the words themselves also make some kind of sense when put together as opposed to just patterns of onomatopoea. Here are some examples (and jokes). | |
| Big Cat Little Cat | |
| ------------------ | |
| Old man: "Punk music is all about cats." | |
| Young punk: "No way old man, it's about drugs and dirt and spikes." | |
| Old man: "Then why are the drums always like - big cat little cat, big cat little cat?" | |
| Boots Pants | |
| ----------- | |
| Merican Guy: "Hey bro, take me to a club, I wanna pick up some chicks." | |
| Italian Cab: "Ohkay, I take you to a dah nice place, eh? Ohkay." | |
| ... | |
| Italian Cab: "Ohkay-ah we arr-a here." | |
| Merican Guy: "Oh yeah? What kind of club is this?" | |
| Italian Cab: "You know - BOOTS, PANTS, BOOTS, PANTS, BOOTS, PANTS, BOOTS, PANTS!" | |
| Merican Guy: "Ah crap, you mean they have a dress code?" | |
| Italian Cab: "Nooo, nooo - it'sa house music - BOOTS, PANTS, BOOTS, PANTS! Eh?" | |
| Push the Cat, Never Tickle the Cat | |
| ---------------------------------- | |
| I can't think of a joke for this. But you should probably never tickle the cat. | |
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