Hangman

[Domino]

Take a deep breath and here I go:

Is this the Prince and Princess of Birra Bonga - why?

More in a lack of hope than expectation.

Dave

[Anita Bensoussane]

If not, maybe it's something like

Is this the Prince and Princess of Birra Bonga-Loo?

[Domino]

It depends on whether that's a hyphen or a dash between the last two words. They're not the same thing.

[Anita Bensoussane]

Yes, it's a bit ambiguous so I'm assuming it could be either.

[sixret]

Both of you are almost correct. Only one word is totally wrong in both sentences.

[Anita Bensoussane]

Now why did I have a feeling you'd say that?

Could we have an O, please?

[sixret]

I S / T H I S / T H E / P R I N _ E / A N _ / P R I N _ E S S / O _ / B I R R A / B O N _ A / - / _ O O ?

[Domino]

How about an L?

[sixret]

Sorry, no L.

[Domino]

We'll try a G then.

[sixret]

I S / T H I S / T H E / P R I N _ E / A N _ / P R I N _ E S S / O _ / B I R R A / B O N G A / - / _ O O ?

[Anita Bensoussane]

Let's try a W, please.

[sixret]

I S / T H I S / T H E / P R I N _ E / A N _ / P R I N _ E S S / O _ / B I R R A / B O N G A / - / W O O ?

[Daisy]

What a very strange sentence! It must be "Is this the prince and princess of Birra Bonga-Woo", but where on earth does it come from? (And where do the royal children come from too! "Birra Bonga-Woo" must be the strangest place EB ever thought up!)

[sixret]

Well done, Daisy! Over to you.

It can be found in All About The Circus in Old Thatch seeies.