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I think the gnome idea was blatantly stolen from the French film Amelie. In the film, the lead guy took the girl's garden gnome with him on his travels and sent her pictures of the gnome all over the world.
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British comedian Harry Enfield was the voice of what web-based travel company's Roaming Gnome?
Travelocity
What is the travelocity mascot?
The Traveling Gnome.
Where can one find useful information about travelocity gnome online?
One may find useful information about the "Travelocity" gnome online at the website "Wikipedia". There is a fun artcile that explains the history being the gnome filed under the title "Where is my Gnome?".
What city in Brazil is famous for its carnival celebration and the roaming Gnome?
Rio d janaro
Is there was there real roaming gnome?
There have been many roaming gnomes! What typically happens is that someone takes a gnome from a friends garden, and then they take pictures of the gnome in all sorts of places and other countries. It can also be done with other items, for instance, one of my co-workers had a coffee mug that traveled to Florida and to Europe!
Whom did heather tell her father she was working with on Wednesday war?
She told her father mitt Romney that she was working with the Travelocity gnome
On Neopets when does the Gnome Shroom turn into a gnome?
actually, the gnome shroom does not turn into a gnome, it's just a joke.
What are two major types of lipids?
A garden gnome or lawn gnome is a figurine of a small humanoid creature, usually wearing a pointy hat, produced for the purpose of ornamentation and protection from evil sorcery, typically of gardens or on lawns. These figurines originate in 19th century Germany, where they became known as Gartenzwerg(literally "garden dwarf"). The application of the term gnome in English is first attested in the 1930s.
When was A Gnome There Was created?
A Gnome There Was was created in 1950.
A sentence with the word gnome?
There is a Gnome in my garden.
The name GNOME is an acronym for what?
" GNOME" is an acronym for what?
How do you describe a gnome panel?
gnome panel??
