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Published: 2009-08-31 04:19:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 5613; Favourites: 106; Downloads: 26
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Request.Mister Peabody, from 'Mister Peabody and His Way-Back Machine' cartoons, helping Scooby Doo with his speaking problem.
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Peabody- Oh, si, esa es una barrera comΓΊn.
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Jack: Para muestra, un botΓ³n, eh?
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Hey! It's... you!
Haven't seen you work on a lot lately.
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Hey there.
You can see my gallery for that.
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He's probably trying to learn proper English because the robobuttler from Shaggy and Scooby Doo get a clue kept pronouncing his name wrong. Β Β Β
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And Velma already told him once that it's very hard to get his talking on phone.
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Yeah most people can't understand what Scooby is saying.Β
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aww but i love how scooby talks, mr.peabody
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Mr Peabody - Mmm... statistically, someone must like it.
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This is Really Rood..er I mean Good! XD
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Ra Relcom...No! I mean Ya welcome!
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This is just what he needs.
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Great job on this. I really appreciate you liking the idea enough to do it. Of course, Peabody could probably rig up a special collar to improve Scooby's speech, but that would be cheating.
Peabody: Indeed and, when the battery runs out, I'd be back to square one anyway.
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Sherman- Or maybe we can use the Wayback Machine and go back to when Scooby was a puppy so you can teach him good speaking from an early age.
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Peabody: Not a bad idea at that, Sherman.
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Sherman *smiling* I had to learn something from hanging around with you all the time.
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Unless Peabody has a lot of paitience, It may take him about 2 to 4 years to get Scooby to speak english clearly. (About 1 year just to get a breakthrough to stop talking with R's at the beginning of each word.)
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Heh, truth. Or he can travel back in time with Sherman and meet a young Scooby so he can teach him as a pup.
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I still rate Peabody's cartoon over Scooby's. 
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Yep; since Peabody's animation was even more limited than Scooby's, the writers relied heavily on puns to make it funny.
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You have to admit though at least puns have a bit of cleverness to them. I'm not sure Scooby's cartoons ever had a clever moment.
*shrugs* But then, I've seen few of either, soooo...
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Velma is actually quite smart.
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Eh, not much I can say to that.
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Lo bueno es que ya es blanco... porque Scooby va a sacarle varias canas.
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Lol exllcent work here
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Heh, Peabody will need it.
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You mean Peabody's Improbable History.
Scooby-Doo would never make a temporary replacement for Mr. Peabody's assistant Sherman.
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Thanks; here in Mexico it was better known for his Time/Wayback Machine.
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Rood ruck, Reabody. Rou are roing ro reed rit.
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Re rain in rain rays rainly on re rain...
..Get it?
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Peabody- I got a headache, if that's what you mean.
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Hint: In a large western European country, on what flat land does the condensation primarily reside?
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Peabody - My head hurts so much I can't think about the answer.
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Eh, never mind. It's a "My Fair Lady" reference. The Rain In Spain Stays Mainly On The Plain.
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Peabody- Oh, I see. Very fitting with my current situation.
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