Wanna buy a duck?
"Wanna buy a duck?" is an odd game that starts with one person asking "Wanna buy a duck?" to somebody. The questioned person then responds (as in Example 1, below), and once the exchange is completed, the person who was asked asks someone else, thus forming a long chain.
This game is somewhat popular at Lancaster because of the Duck, although it was in circulation prior to the Duck's purchase. It did not include the lines "Lemme hear it quack" and "QUACK!" until after 1994. It has also spawned many spinoff games.
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Examples
Example 1
- Person 1
- Wanna buy a duck?
- Person 2
- A what?
- Person 1
- A duck!
- Person 2
- Does it quack?
- Person 1
- Of course it quacks!
- Person 2
- Lemme hear it quack.
- Person 1
- QUACK!
Example 2
- Person 2
- Wanna buy a duck?
- Person 3
- A what?
- Person 2
- A what?
- Person 1
- A duck!
- Person 2
- A duck!
- Person 3
- Does it quack?
- Person 2
- Does it quack?
- Person 1
- Of course it quacks.
- Person 2
- Of course it quacks.
- Person 3
- Lemme hear it quack.
- Person 2
- Lemme hear it quack.
- Person 1
- QUACK
- Person 2
- QUACK
- Person 3
- (to another person) Wanna buy a duck?
Variations
Wanna buy an orgy? (A what, an orgy, does it moan, of course it moans, lemme hear it moan, *insert moan here*)
Wanna buy a Dietz? (a what, a Dietz, does it suck, of course it sucks, lemme hear it suck, tunak tunak tun tunak tunak tun tunak tunak tun da da da)
Wanna buy a Stager? (A what, a Stager, does it hop, of course it hops, let me hear the children inside of it as it hops, whhhhAAA BUMM) [refering to the frog-shaped academic building. The last response should be the sounds of the children and then the thump as the building hits the ground]
Wanna buy a Rosie? (a what, a Rosie, is she lost, of course she's lost, lemme hear her be lost, rosssieeeeeee)
[reffering to Rosie Brown after disappearing during Rocky Horror practice LAN 06.2]
Wanna buy a Noelle? (a what, a Noelle, is she hyper, of course she's hyper, let me hear her be hyper, COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE!!)
Wanna by an insurance policy (A what? An insurance policy, does it screw you over? Of course it quacks!)
