Awesome!

We got a Leap Frog Alphabet Pal from a friend. It has several different modes–one of them “letter sounds.” Noah suggested making it say dirty words. It won’t! They have it blocked. When you have it sound out a dirty word it breaks to giggles and says, “That tickles!”

Oh man. That’s awesome.

18 thoughts on “Awesome!”

  1. notmy_realname

    Cute. Have you tried to trick it?

    For example, there’s a Vietnamese noodle soup restaurant who’s name amuses me; it’s called “Pho King”. No kidding. Seriously.
    http://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-king-oakland

    Also, what about transliterated foreign language curse words?
    (Somebody who knows how to curse in any foreign language please help me out here.)

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      1. notmy_realname

        Re: Cute. Have you tried to trick it?

        Too bad. Fun to try anyway.

        Memory returning… how about “merde” and spelling variations thereof?

        “Scheise”, as pointed out below, is a good one to try, too.

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      2. notmy_realname

        Re: Cute. Have you tried to trick it?

        Too bad. Fun to try anyway.

        Memory returning… how about “merde” and spelling variations thereof?

        “Scheise”, as pointed out below, is a good one to try, too.

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  2. notmy_realname

    Cute. Have you tried to trick it?

    For example, there’s a Vietnamese noodle soup restaurant who’s name amuses me; it’s called “Pho King”. No kidding. Seriously.
    http://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-king-oakland

    Also, what about transliterated foreign language curse words?
    (Somebody who knows how to curse in any foreign language please help me out here.)

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  3. ribbin

    That’s awesome! You should try phonetic sound-alikes (a lot of electronics have trouble pronouncing the P in “puck”…), foregn words (Scheise, etc), and tricking it with weird spellings.

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  4. ribbin

    That’s awesome! You should try phonetic sound-alikes (a lot of electronics have trouble pronouncing the P in “puck”…), foregn words (Scheise, etc), and tricking it with weird spellings.

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