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These are some of the phrases:
I have a date tonight.
What shall I wear to the prom?
Stacey and I are having tea.
I love being a fashion model!
I think there were eight phrases total, but these are the ones I have found mentioned in the catalogs.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoIt depends on which doll you have. Some examples:
1968 Talking Barbie: I have a date tonight.
1970 Talking Barbie: Let's have a fashion show together.
1992 Teen Talk Barbie: You look just like a model!
There were also 1972 Talking Busy Barbie and 1994 Super Talk Barbie, but I don't know what some of their comments were.
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How does a talking Barbie relate to physics?
it doesnt Are you asking about the following: 1. How does Barbie talk? The 1968 to 1972 dolls had a pull string which wound a tiny record that said with several different phrases. The 1990s Teen Talk and Super Talk Barbie dolls used microchips. 2. Some of the Teen Talk Barbie dolls (not all of them) said "Math class is hard."
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Which Barbie doll said math class is hard?
Teen Talk Barbie
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Does Barbie have a slogan?
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Who said that's what she said?
The TV show, The Office made that phrase pretty popular, but the first time that the phrase was used was from Wayne's World back in 1992. It is an example of a phrase that is considered a double entendre.
Is the phrase what are you saying about commonly used?
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Is it ever correct to use the in the following phrase translate into the Japanese?
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Who said I'll slip another shrimp on the barbie for you?
what does this mean dude?
Code of Barbie dolls of the world?
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Is barbie dolls of the world code 5986?
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