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To: Miss Didi; Richard Kimball

What’s the story behind that anyway?

I looked this up and copied from another site. It’s a good meme, I don’t have a clue why someone would have a problem with it.

“Tree Fiddy” is a catchphrase associated with a story about the Loch Ness Monster originally told in an episode of the animated television series South Park. In the context of forums and imageboard sites, the phrase serves as the anti-climactic punchline in bait-and-switch stories that abruptly end with Loch Ness Monster begging for $3.50.

354 posted on 09/02/2020 7:36:52 AM PDT by magglepuss (if Q support is good enough for POTUS, it should be good enough for FR)

Thank you. I agree...it's cute. 🦕

355 posted on 09/02/2020 7:42:26 AM PDT by Miss Didi ("After all...tomorrow is another day." Scarlett O'Hara, Gone with the Wind)

To: magglepuss; Miss Didi

Here's the first tree fiddy story(South Park, so language.)

Loch Ness Monster on Youtube.

367 posted on 09/02/2020 8:17:08 AM PDT by Richard Kimball (WWG1WGA)

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