Word Association
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cloak (Lol. Winning the wold over with meringue? It sounds tricky and sticky, but I think you can do it. I'm not sure if being Whangdoodled is a good thing, or a bad thing? For example, would I be Whangdoodled at your great low prices and delicious quality of food, or would I be Whangdoodled into joining the society of independent rebel Whangdoodles? Are you able to provide more context? 
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shawl (I'm glad not sticky, 'though I don't mind tricky. And I do like my senses being transported... Very well, I shall visit your excellent cafe, and endeavour to better understand the context of this word - Whangdoodled! 
But for the time being, I fear my senses must be transported to another place they don't really want to go, in a realm where meringue is a scarcity, and being Whangdoodled is an affront to one's honour...)
But for the time being, I fear my senses must be transported to another place they don't really want to go, in a realm where meringue is a scarcity, and being Whangdoodled is an affront to one's honour...)
stitch (Thank you for your generosity, and until next time - happy independent rebel Whangdoodling! 
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prick (I'm having second thoughts on Whangdoodling..... Y'see, I've spoken to my lawyers and life-insurance salesman, and they've suggested maybe it's not the wisest choice to consent to Whangdoodling, before having at least a hint of whether it could be good or bad... And my Chief Historian has advised there actually is no such thing as rebel Whangdoodles - despite their noxious nature, Whangdoodles are very conformist. Also, my Chief Scientist has advised that one cannot just wake up one morning and decide to become a Whangdoodle - Whangdoodles are born, not made, y'see... So if you aren't one, you can never be one... They are in effect, accusing you of being a faux Whangdoodle! 
I know, it sounds bad, but the logical extrapolation is that your Whangdoodle meringue pies are therefore faux Whangdoodle meringue pies, and any Whangdoodling derived thereof would likely be faux Whangdoodling, the consequences of which, are even more unknown than plain Whangdoodling... )
I know, it sounds bad, but the logical extrapolation is that your Whangdoodle meringue pies are therefore faux Whangdoodle meringue pies, and any Whangdoodling derived thereof would likely be faux Whangdoodling, the consequences of which, are even more unknown than plain Whangdoodling... )
Did you know?
" Wang Dang Doodle " is a blues song written by Willie Dixon. Music critic Mike Rowe calls it a party song in an urban style with its massive, rolling, exciting beat. It was first recorded by Howlin' Wolf in 1960 and released by Chess Records in 1961. (Wikipedia)
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I did not know that. I've learned a lot about Whangdoodles over the last few weeks. Previously, I didn't even think it was a real word, but we're currently experiencing an infestation of them! But words are supposed to relate - e.g. crochet relates to stitch relates to needle relates to prick... The words underneath are just for conversation.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whangdoodle
It's actually in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - they're the things that eat Oompa Loompas. I'd forgotten what it was called until CarriePie, our resident Whangdoodle expert, brought it up.
Apparently Whangdoodles are mentioned in a few other places. But we're having an infestation of them at the moment! Just do a search if you don't believe me, and see!
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Roald Dahl books
The Minpins
One of the main characters is warned by his mother against a forest where Whangdoodles and other monsters live (though the only monster he does meet there is the Gruncher).
James and the Giant Peach
One of the firemen in New York City refers to the centipede as a Whangdoodle.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Willy Wonka mentions that he saved the Oompa Loompas from being preyed upon by Whangdoodles and various other monsters. Whangdoodles are described as particularly "terrible" and "wicked".
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
One of the ingredients for Wonka-Vite is "the hide (and the seek) of a spotted Whangdoodle".
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Lol.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whangdoodle
It's actually in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - they're the things that eat Oompa Loompas. I'd forgotten what it was called until CarriePie, our resident Whangdoodle expert, brought it up.
Apparently Whangdoodles are mentioned in a few other places. But we're having an infestation of them at the moment! Just do a search if you don't believe me, and see!
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Roald Dahl books
The Minpins
One of the main characters is warned by his mother against a forest where Whangdoodles and other monsters live (though the only monster he does meet there is the Gruncher).
James and the Giant Peach
One of the firemen in New York City refers to the centipede as a Whangdoodle.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Willy Wonka mentions that he saved the Oompa Loompas from being preyed upon by Whangdoodles and various other monsters. Whangdoodles are described as particularly "terrible" and "wicked".
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
One of the ingredients for Wonka-Vite is "the hide (and the seek) of a spotted Whangdoodle".
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prick (I'm having second thoughts on Whangdoodling..... Y'see, I've spoken to my lawyers and life-insurance salesman, and they've suggested maybe it's not the wisest choice to consent to Whangdoodling, before having at least a hint of whether it could be good or bad... And my Chief Historian has advised there actually is no such thing as rebel Whangdoodles - despite their noxious nature, Whangdoodles are very conformist. Also, my Chief Scientist has advised that one cannot just wake up one morning and decide to become a Whangdoodle - Whangdoodles are born, not made, y'see... So if you aren't one, you can never be one... They are in effect, accusing you of being a faux Whangdoodle!
perforate (I take offense! My pies have never been fake!! I have a mind to duel the individual who says so! If not Whangdoodled, then you must be meringued! And I never miss!
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pierce (Well, I will speak to my Chief Historian and my Chief Scientist again, but they were pretty insistent. Perhaps there is some as yet undiscovered law of Whangdoodlism that has not properly been understood by either historians or scientists? With respect to duelling, I think you first need to have a glove. You have to slap your opponent's face with your glove, and then stomp on it in a disrespectful manner, so as to make out that said glove if your opponents face, and exclaim in a loud and intimidating voice "With this here glove do I challenge thee to a duel!" I don't know that my Chief Historian or Chief Scientist are really the duelling type, but out of interest, what weapon is your favourite? You might try the same process with meringues, but it probably wouldn't have the same intimidatory effect.)
barn (Not to bring up Star Trek again, but I am aware of how dueling goes...after all, I have watched the Squire of Gothos! With dueling pistols, of course. The honor of pies is at stake here!!)
stall (Hmmmm... Well, unfortunately, my Chief Historian and Chief Scientist are too snooty to watch Star Trek again, especially the episode highlighting the downfall of the Squire of Gothos. They send their sincerest apologies, and admit that your pies are not faux pies (or faux pas) at all. )
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stallion (That's okay. They probably don't deserve your pies, after being so wrong about Whangdoodles. )
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