How do spell the sound of blowing up a balloon?
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March 26th, 2010
need to know for a science project
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uh, ffffw. uh, ffffw. uh, ffffw. uh, ffffw.
Blowing up, or BLOWING UP? Because they’re two different things when it comes to balloons.
One is “fshhhhhhhhp fshhhhhhhhp fshhhhhhp,” and the other one is “POP!”
ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
What? Are you blowing them up with yer ass?
I think @dpworkin got it perfectly, lol, I’m still laughing…
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
This question has made my day wonderful. I will probably remember this question and it’s answers the rest of my life. Thank you!
@jjmah No – it’s funnier cause I actually sounded it out to verify it authenticity. LOL
Just know that I was sitting at my teacher’s desk (discretely) trying to make the sound of a balloon being blown up. Here’s hoping that my kids didn’t notice. :)
Only two GQ’s for @mbook? Come on, guys.
Weeeeeee Weeeeee Weeeeee
A sound is not a word. So it is up for interpretation.
How do you spell it? “The sound, that of a balloon being blown up.” :-)
beeeeeeeeeeooooooooooooooo, wop!
I am walking around my place going “uh, ffffw. uh, ffffw. uh, ffffw. uh, ffffw” and imagining you all making similar sounds.
@jjmah, priceless!
phweuuhh sh! phweuuhh sh! phweuuhh sh!
the sound of blowing up a balloon
I keep making these noises out loud. My mother walked downstairs to asked me if I was okay. My chest hurts from laughing. You guys are the best.
whiisssst, whisssst, whisssst, whissstttt…........squarrrk! (this is the sound when you pull it out of the mouth and turn it to judge it’s fullness)...Whissst…..
POWP!!!!
Or SIIIIIFFFFFFTTTTTTSSSSS
depends on how the air is let out of course.
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