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Lullaby League slow sounds "NORMAL"! REALLY SCARY!

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Uploaded by on Feb 5, 2008

this is the lullabye league/lollipop guild scene from the Wizard of Oz with their voices slowed down. It does sound normal, but it is very wierd to listen to.

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  • Do the members of the Lollipop Guild let the Lullaby League suck on there lollipops?

  • nah sounds like a bunch of fat chicks

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  • I always thought it was lollipop kins..ahaha..

  • Yeah, all the Munchkin's voices were sped up. Years later, David Seville (real name Ross Bagdasarian) did the same thing to create the Chipmunks' voices.

  • this is cinder good

  • that isn't normal. its a few pitches too low.

  • This is "normal" if the Lullaby League were transvestites, maybe.

  • Sounds like their lollipops had a lot of puppy seed 

  • sounds like a demon from the fifth layer of hell

  • I think the yellow brick road probably led towards Winkie country (which is west of Munchkin Land and where the Wicked Witch of the West ruled) since the official color of the Winkies is yellow. The red brick road most likely led to the Quadling Country since their national color is red, but the red brick road doesn't exist in the books.

  • @nintendonerdgoodbad2 i always wondered what wud happen if u took that road!

  • We represent hell more like :O

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