Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Recursive Cheer-leading

 A cross between cheerleading and ringing the changes
  (+21, -4)(+21, -4)
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Give me a "G"
Give me an "I"
Give me a "V"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "M"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "A"
Give me a "G"

Give me a "G"
Give me an "I"
Give me a "V"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "M"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "A"
Give me an "N"
Give me an "I"

Give me a "G"
Give me an "I"
Give me a "V"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "M"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "A"
Give me a "V"

Give me a "G"
Give me an "I"
Give me a "V"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "M"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "A"
Give me an "N"
Give me an "E"

Give me a "G"
Give me an "I"
Give me a "V"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "M"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "A"
Give me an "N"
Give me an "M"

Give me a "G"
Give me an "I"
Give me a "V"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "M"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "A"
Give me an "N"
Give me an "E"

Give me a "G"
Give me an "I"
Give me a "V"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "M"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "A"
Give me an "N"
Give me an "A"

Give me a "G"
Give me an "I"
Give me a "V"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "M"
Give me an "E"
Give me an "A"
Give me a "hug"

—Loris, Nov 28 2005

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       Stack overflow!
—Dub, Nov 28 2005
   

       <thwarted pineapple>
—phundug, Nov 28 2005
   

       I think you're over-estimating the intelligence of the crowds at football games. But then again, I'm not sure anyone pays attention to what the cheerleaders are actually chanting. So here, thwart a croissant.
—DrCurry, Nov 28 2005
   

       I like that you have accounted for the "a/an" switch. I think "ah" is too often used under these circumstances. "gimme ah ay!", "gimme ah bee!"   

       Grammar bun.
—Zuzu, Nov 28 2005
   

       Give [Loris] a "B"
Give [Loris] a "U"
Give [Loris] an "N"
—wagster, Nov 28 2005
   

       Your wish is my command [+]
—Mr Phase, Nov 28 2005
   

       That would be incredibly annoying to listen to. Bun.
—Darkelfan, Nov 28 2005
   

       Cheer leaders really shouldn't curse even once.   


 

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