Tubbles
Tubbles by Erric J. Dickerson November 26, 2003
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Rubble Tubble
Rubble Tubble by Rubble Tubbler March 8, 2014
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Tubble • tibbles • tubbler • Tabblescrag • Tebbles • tibbles nibbles • Tubaless • Tubbesque • Tubble Helescope • tubblemaker
telly tubbies
telly tubbies by the Crumpet July 8, 2004
telly tubbies
Result of old aged pensioners on acid.
Four round furry creatures, that dance and babble in Telly Tubby land. They are:
Dipsy = green with a spike on head.
Laa-Laa = yellow with curly pig tail on head.
Po = Red with a small halo.
Tinky-Winky = purple with a purple coat hanger on head.
In Telly Tubby Land, the Sun is baby faced, always shining and gurgling. Whie trabbits much verdant grass and never shite. Or maybe Noo-Noo the giant vacuum cleaner eats rabbit shite.
Every half hour every day the windmill turns and flashes coloured sparks, and one of the TV stomach turns on and a little show usu. involving little children doing activity, this happens twice, then they prance about a bit, and they jump back into the dome.
Four round furry creatures, that dance and babble in Telly Tubby land. They are:
Dipsy = green with a spike on head.
Laa-Laa = yellow with curly pig tail on head.
Po = Red with a small halo.
Tinky-Winky = purple with a purple coat hanger on head.
In Telly Tubby Land, the Sun is baby faced, always shining and gurgling. Whie trabbits much verdant grass and never shite. Or maybe Noo-Noo the giant vacuum cleaner eats rabbit shite.
Every half hour every day the windmill turns and flashes coloured sparks, and one of the TV stomach turns on and a little show usu. involving little children doing activity, this happens twice, then they prance about a bit, and they jump back into the dome.
telly tubbies by Kerb November 28, 2004
tibbles nibbles
tibbles nibbles by Boppthis December 21, 2015
you know what really tumbles my tambourine
you know what really tumbles my tambourine by smeedlle March 7, 2019
tibbles
tibbles, commonly used as a compliment, meaning good friend! tibbles is also a nickname of my best friend andy! he rules!!!!
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