Epompee, poedenee, poedenaske

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• Steve Rogers

  30 oktober 2016 13:47

  

  In an English boarding school, my female cousins learned a shortened version of this song which they used for choosing one person from a group, in the same way as we use “Eeny meeny miny mo”. The words had become:

  Im pom pee polynee polynesty,
  Im pom pee, polynee.
  Aca-Demy so-fa-me,
  Aca-Demy push-push!

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• Keren Lilley

  21 februari 2019 22:50

  

  At school in Bristol, England in the 60s we sang a version of the chorus as a clapping game. Two girls would clap their own hands and then “high five” each other in a sequence that went with the “nonsense rhyme” (as we called it).
  Im pom pee, polinee, polinisca
  Im pom pee, polinee
  Im pom pee, polinee, polinisca
  Im pom pee, polinee

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