And that legendary “butcher dance” you went through all that trouble to witness… well, the lyrics to the song are “You butcher left hand in, you butcher left hand out…”
Remember, the first thing you do when you’re done counting is to stand there and and loudly (but with a beautiful voice) call, “Planet Oat! Planet Oat! Where aaaaaaare you?”
Averagemoe almost 3 years ago
And that legendary “butcher dance” you went through all that trouble to witness… well, the lyrics to the song are “You butcher left hand in, you butcher left hand out…”
codycab almost 3 years ago
Potato Poh-ta-toh.
Antiyonder almost 3 years ago
1. If Dana hopefully is involved with the cartoon we might just get an idea how accented words like Hide & Search and Shield of Boringness sounds.
2. In relation to my comment from yesterday, I wonder if the Planet Oats would be really nourishing to Galactus.
Opus the Poet almost 3 years ago
Dana might have some copyright issues with the name Planet Oat. There is a non-dairy “milk” of that name for sale in my local grocery.
Troglodyte almost 3 years ago
Well, play along, Phoebe…until you get seek, er sick of it!
Decepticomic almost 3 years ago
Next time, Phoebe, skip the backstory to these unicorn games and find out if it’s just some other version of a human game.
blairleroys Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Hide and Search is totally different than Hide and Seek. In the first I hide and you search for me. In the second I hide and you seek me.
Frer Squirrel almost 3 years ago
Put your nose close to the ground and smell the trail as you seek. It helps if your neck and nose are long enough to reach the ground.
bigcatbusiness almost 3 years ago
How about Hide and Track? It’s kinda catchy.
The Wolf In Your Midst almost 3 years ago
As ye seek, so shall ye find.
dogday Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Oh, come on, Phoebe; when was the last time you played hide-and-seek (ok; -search) for a PLANET??!?
DaBump Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Remember, the first thing you do when you’re done counting is to stand there and and loudly (but with a beautiful voice) call, “Planet Oat! Planet Oat! Where aaaaaaare you?”