Brandonisms

[ellyssian]

"Apparently" - as in "Apparently, I left my toy in the other room."

This is balanced out by the leading-letters syndrome:

"ape" - as in "That's a triangle ape" or "What's that ape called?"

"lip lops" - as in "I'm wearing my lip lops outide."

"outide" - where Mr. B wants to be when he's inide

"tab" - what one does with a fork and food: "I tabbed the chicken."


My favorite, though, is still the previously reported "plobally", which is still heavily used.

Comments

"plobally"

[nebris.livejournal.com]

Sounds like he's ready for the Internet. lol

~M~

Re: "plobally"

[ellyssian.livejournal.com]

Oh, no, at 2 years and 11 months old, his education level (i.e. zip, zero, zilch, nada, none at all) is much higher than the average netizen. =)

Okay.

[saminz.livejournal.com]

And what, pray tell, is a "triangle ape" anyway ;-)?

I'm afraid that my education is somewhat lacking, compared to your 2year old...

Re: Okay.

[ellyssian.livejournal.com]

It's a three sided ape, of course. The letter A has a triangle aped upper portion.

We worked on saying: "shhhhh-ape" and he could get the two separately, but anytime prompted, he would short ort-circuit back to "ape". For some reason, he has no problem with "sharky" though. =)

Re: Okay.

[saminz.livejournal.com]

Oh - *plunk*

Penny dropped now - thanks ;-).

My coworker's 4year old is struggling with his r. Kind of a shame for a (VERY cute) little "Fellali" - fan :-P.

Re: Okay.

[ellyssian.livejournal.com]

Hmmm... introduce the poor child to Lamborghinis, and that will quickly become a thing of the past!

Re: Okay.

[nhmetalchick.livejournal.com]

Better then what Jamie used to say. Jesse would call chocolate crullers from Dunkin "chocolate poo poo sticks". Jamie thought it was cute only he used to ask for a "chocolate poo poo dick"

[patrixa.livejournal.com]

You left out "babaclue"!

[ellyssian.livejournal.com]

That was plobally in the earlier post.

[sage-and-sea.livejournal.com]

*laughs*

My favorite of Zing's (along the "tab" line) was when we were teaching him names of food-related items.

What's this, bud?

It's a pyate!

How about this?

It's a 'poon!

What's this one?

It's a 'tabbit!

???

STAB-IT

No, buddy, you don't scoop with that one, you stab it.

Ooooohhhh, now I get it.

[opakele.livejournal.com]

Adorable Nephew said 'noonles', for noodles. It has definitely stuck.

These are great.

[jenjiyana.livejournal.com]

"tab" - what one does with a fork and food: "I tabbed the chicken."



lol