Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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karaoke town

karaoke machine all over town
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karaoke everywhere from parking meters to elevators to every business in town and machine is a manditory equipment in buildings
sukiyaki, Dec 19 2009

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       Parking wardens re-assigned as karaoke wardens, mercilessly tazering anyone out in public and not singing. A night in the cells for deliberately singing the wrong words.
pocmloc, Dec 19 2009
  

       Karaoke is on p332 of DSM-IV.
MaxwellBuchanan, Dec 19 2009
  

       This sounds like some kind of techno-Armageddon, akin to the Terminator movies - only a lot worse...
Jinbish, Dec 20 2009
  

       Chari-oke: Anyone willing to subject the population to their "singeing" talents, should be forced (violently, where necessary) to contribute to the general well-being of the less fortunate.   

       The "less-fortunate" are often those "within earshot".
4whom, Dec 20 2009
  

       Karaoke everything.... ho ho ho
xenzag, Dec 20 2009
  

       //Karaoke everything.... ho ho ho//
That implies Halfkaraokery
swimswim, Dec 20 2009
  

       This is not a good idea in two senses.
wagster, Dec 20 2009
  

       Halfkaraokery - eminently doable. Use standard karaoke backing tracks with [UnaBubba] lyrics overlaid.
tatterdemalion, Dec 20 2009
  

       Karaoke fishbones...
Inyuki, Dec 26 2009
  

       dead fish don't sing now, or do they...hmmmm...
blissmiss, Dec 26 2009
  
      
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