The annoying orange is a video about the orange that s very annoying and always talk and talk. There are many episodes of the annoying orange but I think the funniest episode is "Toe-May-Toe". In this episode the orange will talk to a tomato. The orange thinks that the tomato is an apple because it's red. When the orange finds out that the tomato isn't an apple, it still keep saying that the tomato is a vegetable. The tomato explains to the orange that it's a fruit and there are lots of misconception but the orange still doesn't believe the tomato. The orange mimics the tomato's name. It says that the tomato is a "TOE-MAY-TOE". The tomato tries to convince the orange that it says "TOMATO" not "TOE-MAY-TOE", but the orange won't listen to the tomato. In the end, the tomato was blended and it becomes ketchup. The orange still mimic about the name. It says "I hope that we could catch up" but he pronounce like ketchup.
Monday, May 31, 2010
The Famous Annoying Orange
The annoying orange is a video about the orange that s very annoying and always talk and talk. There are many episodes of the annoying orange but I think the funniest episode is "Toe-May-Toe". In this episode the orange will talk to a tomato. The orange thinks that the tomato is an apple because it's red. When the orange finds out that the tomato isn't an apple, it still keep saying that the tomato is a vegetable. The tomato explains to the orange that it's a fruit and there are lots of misconception but the orange still doesn't believe the tomato. The orange mimics the tomato's name. It says that the tomato is a "TOE-MAY-TOE". The tomato tries to convince the orange that it says "TOMATO" not "TOE-MAY-TOE", but the orange won't listen to the tomato. In the end, the tomato was blended and it becomes ketchup. The orange still mimic about the name. It says "I hope that we could catch up" but he pronounce like ketchup.
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A really well-written story, and I very much enjoyed the explanation about the problem with the pronunciation of "tomato". Good work.
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