There are good monkeys and there are bad monkeys. |
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Top 10 Ways to Integrate the Word "Monkey" into Your Conversation |
Good Monkey |
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10. "Hey, Bobby! Stop shooting off our bottle rockets at those monkeys!" |
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9. "Abraham Lincoln and George Washington were great leaders, but I think
my favorite president of all was Monkey McPherson." |
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8. "Welcome to Monkeyville USA, home of the nicest monkeys in the world!" |
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7. "Man, it's raining outside like a bunch of monkeys." |
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6. (To fellow passenger on airplane): "You don't mind if I call you Mr. Monkey,
do you?" |
Bad Monkey |
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5. "What are you, one of them monkeys?" |
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4. "I'm as full as a monkey in a
banana factory." |
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3. "That monkey just won't do right." |
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2. "You gotta watch out for those monkey professors. Once they get tenured,
all they do is climb around and eat bananas all day." |
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And the number one way to slip "monkey" into the discussion. . .
1. "We're running a little low on monkey." |