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In the Night Garden’s “Upsy Daisy” phrase also made the top 50, as did “Cowabunga” from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Blaze and the Monster Machine’s catchline “Let’s Blaze”.
The poll of 1,000 mums and dads of 2–7 year-olds found more than half of them use sounds or phrases from TV shows and films to ask their child what they want to watch.
And the research, commissioned by Sky Q to launch its new voice search feature, Kids Quotes, found 61 per cent of youngsters referred to their favourite programmes by using sounds from the shows before they could even speak.
It s a well-known fact that chocolate is poisonous to dogs.
But B&M’s Scooby Snacks are cacao-free and dog safe – so there’s no reason why your four-legged friends can’t try the new treat.
According to the bargain retailer’s Instagram post Scooby Doo dog chocolate costs 69p a bar but online its listed at 79p.
B&M also sells Scooby Snacks Choc Drops in Milk and Peanut Butter costing £1.50 and for those wanting to spoil their pets this Easter a Scooby Snacks Doggy Easter is available for £2.00.
B&M stores remain open during lockdown as an essential store.
Chaos in Aldi Store with Mask Removal, Stoners and a Crazy Dog
Just like everything in 2020, patience is going to be a virtue with this article involving an Ohio Aldi store.
As you have seen countless times this year, people are quick to grab their phone and react to situations involving masks, COVID-19 restrictions, and capture as much chaos as possible.
Anytime you can combine humor and a Scooby Dooby Doo reference, I am in.
We can confirm, no Alid s were harmed in the making of this hilarious spoof on humans feeling the need to be the moral gatekeepers for society on social media.