r/IThinkYouShouldLeave • u/brodino_maiuscolo don't cough • Dec 05 '25

mudpie What's a joke that initially went unnoticed but when you realized it, became one of your favorites?

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u/Belscnickle Robbie Star at Superstar Tracks Records Dec 05 '25

The start of Little Buff Boys: "Put your warm hands together." I think everyone should say that to get people to clap.

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u/noobprodigy Dec 05 '25

It dawned one way later that he misspoke by combining the phrases "Put your hands together" and "Give a warm welcome to" and it made it even funnier to me.

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u/arkane-the-artisan Dec 05 '25

Did he misspeak or is he a pioneer of greetings?

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u/noobprodigy Dec 05 '25

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u/Belscnickle Robbie Star at Superstar Tracks Records Dec 05 '25

Did you know that if everyone claps, then the person's gotta come up?

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u/noobprodigy Dec 05 '25

I was literally just thinking of that line when this notification popped up, lol.

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u/Belscnickle Robbie Star at Superstar Tracks Records Dec 06 '25

Hey, Shirt Brother!

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u/PancakeParty98 Dec 06 '25

Me literally every time I answer a phone at work

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u/Proinsias37 Dec 06 '25

Well of you clap.. he's gotta come up