Galli Galli Sim Sim premiered in Two-Thousand and Six but I was teen aged by then. As a child, I was read to then read by myself once I had the capability. My parents felt television lacked the content to make it an appropriate use of time.
Slang Lesson #2 "Your face" and the replies "Your mom" and "Your mom's face.") are part of a series of playful insults usually used between people who get along and aren't really like, insulting each other. So what you say to Matt is "Your mom's disturbing" and then he says "Your mom's face is disturbing" and then you both laugh or something.
The humor's hard to explain but it's funny because they're stupid insults that only like, really little kids (in America, maybe not other places) use. It's like non-sequiter funny.
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Yes. Also, my computer does not like other languages.
They were good. And warm!
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I am glad you enjoyed them. They were very fresh.
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I see. Well, hi. And thanks for the cookies. I'm Matt.
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I find your face disturbing.
and it SHOULD be the Sesame Street video of Cookie Monster. If it's not, then I need to fix it. but that is a children's CLASSIC.
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Huh. I thought it was universal. What do you have instead?
And I was being a smartass. Because duh, I've never seen your face. It's not meant to be taken seriously.
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Your parents and my dad are very different. Yep.
TV taught me to read.
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Stop being so LITERAL! Insulting people's mothers is generally a Bad Idea. So, by doing it like this, it is fun banter.
Also, you cannot insult my mother.
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