Mr brown moo can you

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Brown Can Moo! Can You? Board Book. More Views. The Narrator in Mr. Brown's voice only said "Hoo" two times, but in the book it was four times. Here is why, cause when the Owl said "Hoo" two times first, it covered the first two times "Hoo" was said. A quick review of page 6 and 7 happens after the owl scene in the book but, this time in the video while that's happening the pages 6 and 7 are shown but Mr.

Brown is more closer to the objects, things, animals or persons that make the sounds. On page of the video of this book, layers of a million blue rain drops fall down instead of the rain drops that were from the book. Brown's outfit due to being cut in the book has been drawn in and painted as it was seen when the camera zooms out slowly.

On page 10 of the video of this book the rest of the train tracks and the cave where the train came out from have been drawn in due to being cut from the page and Mr. Brown is three steps down from where he was normally standing in the book.

On page 11, it was a review of all the recent words of the page, so the editors used almost all the pages for the review of pages 1 to 9 except page 10 of the train scene. Plus, the background of the first scene and Mr. Brown from page 16 is used for the second time as the narrator said "Oh, the wonderful things Mr. Brown can do! As soon as the narrator said "How about you" the camera is already into the next scene of page where you see the second bee from page flying into the scenery then he flies away.

On page of the video of this book Mr. Brown is one step away from the spot he was normally standing on and the butterfly's wings are both flapping at the same time up and down but were flapping differently in the book.

On page 14 of the video of this book the rest of the big tuba horn was drawn and painted in due to half of it being cut from the page of the book. Brown only said "Blurp Blurp" two times but he said it four times in the book.

The Tuba horn sound effect was already making noise covering the first words "Blurp Blurp". The tuba and the tuba player are lowered down from the spot he was on in the book and as Mr. Brown appears, he is one step away from the tuba player then standing in the spot he was normally standing on in the book. On page 15 of the video of this book, Both Mr. Brown and the big cat have their tongues inside their mouths.

Their tongues were not sticking out at this time as it was in the book. The big cat's tongue comes out first moving from right to left and fades out as a slurping sound effect is heard.

On page 16 of the video of the book, the rest of the table is painted, and drawn in and Mr. Brown is two steps away from the pink clock then being closer like he was in the book as he said "TICK".

On page 17 of the video of the book, the blue door was replaced with another blue door for no reasonable cause. The hand comes in getting ready to knock and Mr. Brown is standing more closer to the doorway then being four steps away from in like he was in the book. The hand moves knocking on the door as you heard a knock sound effect and bongos. A little review of page 16 and 17 is shown in the video where the narrator says "Tick Tock Tick Tock Knock Knock Knock" the knocking hand moves again but you will only hear bongos in the background and not the door.

Then on the video a review of pages 14, 15, 6, 17, and 7 is seen again no movement as the narrator said "Oh the wonderful things Mr. On page of the video of the book Mr. Brown is three steps closer to the stove while frying an egg as the sound effect of eggs cooking on a frying pan is heard. On page of the video of this book, you will see Mr.

Brown then right after, a Hippopotamus. Brown is brought in six steps closer to the hippopotamus and as the hippo is chewing you will see a 3D bump on the side of the hippo's jaw. In the book of this page, the hippopotamus had no bump on the jaw. The Hippo's mouth opens showing his teeth and gums. The movement dialogue of Mr. Not just in a quirky, "makes noises" way, but on a subconscious level.

His necktie has three ends This book leaves me cold and traumatized. His necktie has three ends. He has his eyes closed to the world around him, refusing it in its entirety. He moos as he walks in a twisted fashion. Is the moo musical? The cow, unlike Brown, is wide-eyed. The cow's tail swishes, but vertically--unlike normal cows.

Hipbones are wide and prominent. Brown hides behind a bush. The first invitation. Why are you in the bushes, Mr. What does this cow know that it should fear you, prepare to run, and put its tail in an unlikely direction?

Please do not draw me into this thing, unknown narrator. There are glove-wearing bees. The picture implies one saying to the other, "Get a load of this clown. Eyes closed, he hides. He buzzes but does not see the bees. The bees know something about Mr.

Now Mr. Brown talks to the inanimate. Pop pop. But who put the bottle into the air? Did Mr. His eyes are again closed. There is someone off screen. There must be. Is it the narrator? The tri-cornered necktie takes the shape of the angelic. Brown is forced to use his thumb to pop. So moments ago, there was a thumb in his mouth and Mr. Brown is opening a bottle. Are you trying to get me drunk, Mr. Now, close-eyed, he stands on a horse. He makes noises of horse feet. But this is like no horse I have ever seen, Mr.

The horse is on yellow ground. The only yellow ground I know of is desert. There are no bushes. This is a desert of nothingness. This horse has no mane. He is going through the desert on a "horse" with no mane. It felt good to get out of the rain. The rain comes later, and it makes me worried. For now, Brown eek eeks like a squeaky shoe.

A rooster crows. Brown crows, his eyes still shut securely. He is not aware of his own actions. Or he doesn't want to be. Now, owl. A summary of noises follows: Eek eek cock hoo. Those are the first words of each line. Can't be. He means the animal cock. But then a question, offset on the page from the noises. How about you?

How about me what exactly? Brown stands on the page with legs wide, pelvis out. No, Mr. I don't want your cock a doodle do. The rain comes now, sounding like no rain I've heard. Dibble dibble? The strange three-pointed necktie is sapped of its strength. There is a massive hat. It is shaped like a penis. No, is it? I must be imagining.

Is the rain hitting the phallic symbol or coming from it? Brown's eyes are still closed. I am shaking.

A one-eyed purple train comes chugging down the track. Brown assumes a squat. And now a list of sounds again. Become indoctrinated, dear reader. Moo, buzz, pop, eek, hoo, klopp, dibble, dopp, cock.

Brown makes sounds with pleasure. Brown can do it, how about you? Brown talks about whispers. Don't tell. He squats again, hand to mouth, gesturing with tongue in cheek.

Brown blows an invisible rod. Whisper whisper. He can go like a horny. Like a big "cat" drinking. Ah, a big wet pussy. Brown shows his tongue and flicks it. The tick of the clock. Eyes still closed. He doesn't see what he does.

And then a hand on the door, knock knock. It is not Mr. Brown's hand. This is the off-screen person. Knock knock. Tick tock. Time and interruption. Help me. They're gone. I only saw the knocker's sleeve. Come back. Eggs on a table. The next page, they are fried. Sizzle sizzle. Eggs suggesting fertilization. An implied threat by Mr. Brown against my mentioning his horrid actions.

He was worried about that stranger. The eggs sweat in the hot pan. The threat continues: "Mr. As smart as they come. He has large friends. The hippo, arguably the most dangerous creature on earth, is his friend. Brown has one sedated. Goldfish kissing. The one page I do not understand. Is it representative of anything or merely a peaceful prelude to Ah, now I know. The lesson drills itself into me. Oh god now I understand. Kiss and shut up and you will live. Otherwise, shock and awe will fall upon you.

Boom boom boom. A rabbit and bird run on the page. Tell on Mr.