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Phineas: You take the first letter of every word |
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You move it to the end and then say ‘-erb' |
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It's like we're adding a phonetic caboose to it |
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Don't get confused, just get used to it |
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Isabella: Whenever someone sneezes, |
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You no longer say "bless you" |
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Instead you play a flugelhorn |
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And give him your left shoe |
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Phineas and Isabella: Whenever you meet someone on the street |
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Don't shake their hand, just stomp your feet |
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And your conversation won't be complete |
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Until you give him a big slab of meat |
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Isabella:You take the first letter of every word(Phineas:Whenever someone sneezes,) |
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You move it to the end and then say ‘-erb'(You no longer say "bless you") |
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It's like we're adding a phonetic caboose to it(Instead you play a flugelhorn) |
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Don't get confused, just get used to it (And give him your left shoe) |
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All:So those are the rules and we hope you enjoy them |
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We're sure to be adding a few |
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As new customs evolve, well, we hope you employ them |
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But for right now here's what you should do… |
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Isabella:You take the first letter of every word(Phineas:Whenever someone sneezes,) |
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(Baljeet and Buford:Whenever you meet someone on the street) |
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You move it to the end and then say ‘-erb'(You no longer say "bless you") |
| [01:12.08] |
(Don't shake their hand, just stomp your feet) |
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It's like we're adding a phonetic caboose to it(Instead you play a flugelhorn) |
| [01:14.72] |
(And your conversation won't be complete) |
| [01:16.32] |
Don't get confused, just get used to it(And give him your left shoe) |
| [01:17.10] |
(Until you give him a big slab of meat) |
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Isabella:You take the first letter of every word(Phineas:Whenever someone sneezes,) |
| [01:19.98] |
(Baljeet and Buford:Whenever you meet someone on the street) |
| [01:21.77] |
You move it to the end and then say ‘-erb'(You no longer say "bless you") |
| [01:23.08] |
(Don't shake their hand, just stomp your feet) |
| [01:24.38] |
It's like we're adding a phonetic caboose to it(Instead you play a flugelhorn) |
| [01:25.74] |
(And your conversation won't be complete) |
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Don't get confused, just get used to it(And give him your left shoe) |
| [01:28.52] |
(Until you give him a big slab of meat) |
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