Elmo Book Asks: 'Who Wants To Die?'

NBC30 ^ | January 26, 2006

[Cicero]

"Uh oh, who has to go?"

"Uh oh, who wants to die?"

It sounds like what used to happen when we did a double translation exercise in Latin: Latin into English, English back into Latin.

Actually, the correct version is pretty creepy when you think about it.

[CheyennePress]

I want this book.

[Ciexyz]

Inexcusable error on the part of the publisher.

[moog]

Sounds like Chucky has been at work again.

[Bigg Red]

Darn that jihadi potty training!

[usmcobra]

Now that will make all the Kiddies wet their pants.

[NeoCaveman]

Assisted suicide Elmo.

[Dallas59]

Some of Elmo's "friends"....

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

some consumers hear a different phrase due to compression of the digital audio file.

Isn't this the same excuse Kerry uses for his flip-flops?

[BykrBayb]

Oh, that's just so wrong.

[chae]

Same thing happened with Teletubbies. My mom freaked when she thought she heard my son's stuffed toys cuss

[Mygirlsmom]

It creeps me out that parents would want to waste reading time with their kids on a book about potty training. I LOVE kids' books, but not ones that are poorly written, boring, stupid or preachy.

[FreedomFarmer]

"Did you kill that, Mr. Emeril?"

[rawcatslyentist]

>"Same thing happened with Teletubbies.>"

That was the red one "Po". I tried it in Wally World,,, it sounded to me like ---fagg*t fagg*t, bite my b*tt---
Hi Larry Us!!!

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[chae]

My son's favorites were Po and Tinky Winky.

[kenavi]

I want this book.

It is late. I got to go now. (Uh oh...)

[Bullish]

Send them all to Iran.

[Talking_Mouse]

My favorite double translation: "out of sight, out of mind" becomes "invisible insanity"