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* The Nut-N-Honey ad had a guy eating the aforementioned cereal as his wife kept yelling, \
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* The Nut-N-Honey ad had a guy eating the aforementioned cereal as his wife kept yelling, \\\"What are you eating?\\\"\\\\\\\\
Cue the response, \\\"Nut-n (nothing) honey!\\\"\\\\\\\\
\\\"You are too eating something! What is it?\\\"\\\\\\\\
Repeat the previous two lines about ten times.
And there were at \\\'\\\'least\\\'\\\' four commercials on the theme, with minor variations at best. Really, really annoying.
Would Piers Anthony\\\'s \\\'\\\'Literature/IsleOfView\\\'\\\' be an example? Said quickly, it sounds like \\\'I love you\\\', but it\\\'s not really played for jokes in universe, even in the book of the name. Anthony does refer to someone possibly saying the title out loud, in an afterword in a later book, when relating a sweet story from a reader about a lost (by her son) and returned copy resulting in the woman remarrying, to the gentleman who returned it. (She had her name and address written inside in case of loss.)
Cue the response, \\\"Nut-n (nothing) honey!\\\"\\\\\\\\
\\\"You are too eating something! What is it?\\\"\\\\\\\\
Repeat the previous two lines about ten times.
And there were at \\\'\\\'least\\\'\\\' four commercials on the theme, with minor variations at best. Really, really annoying.
Would Piers Anthony\\\'s \\\'\\\'Literature/IsleOfView\\\'\\\' be an example? Said quickly, it sounds like \\\'I love you\\\', but it\\\'s not really played for jokes in universe, even in the book of the name. Anthony does refer to someone possibly saying the title out loud, in an afterword in a later book, when relating a sweet story from a reader about a lost (by her son) and returned copy resulting in the woman remarrying, to the gentleman who returned it. (She had her name and address written inside in case of loss.)
