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When I was a young child my parents told me that when the ice-cream van played music, they had run out of ice cream!
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Ice cream vans only play music when they've run out of ice cream
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my friends dad told her little brother( he's 8)that when the icecream van has its music on, then its run out of ice cream. her brother beleived it for about 2 years until he saw an ice cream van with music playing giving out ice creams
I was hanging out with a friend 1 day and i heard the ice cream van come round the corner. I had some cash and asked if she wanted an ice cream and she could pay me back later. My friend laughed and said the van music was on. Confused, my reply came as "so what?" in which my friend replied "well, when the musics on there isnt any ice cream left!" i then had to prove it and caused my friends mum a lot of hassle.
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I used to believe…
My mother told me that when the icecream man played music that meant he was OUT of icecream.
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Not mine, but did hear recently about someone being told as a kid that the ice-cream van only played its music when it had run out of ice-cream. Maybe its a Scottish thing!
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when i was a kid my mother told me that when the ice cream man was playing his music he was out of ice cream
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Well this is not mine! But one of my friends told her son that if the bell rings on the ice-cream van then it meant that he had no ice-cream! Can you imagine what he thought when he seen all the other kids getting some. He must be scared for life!!!
i thought that if the icecream van had its chimes going, it meant it was out of ice cream
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A friend of mine tells a great story about how when she was little her dad had told her that when the Ice cream van came round and rang his bell, that it meant that he had run out of ice cream. She belived this for quite a while apparently.
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When i was younger my dad told me, when the ice-cream van went passed, that he only rang his bell when he had run out of ice-cream. :o(
I used to believe…
When I was young my dad told told me that if I could hear the chimes from the ice-cream van it meant he had run out of ice-cream!!!!!!
I used to believe…
my parents told me that when the ice cream van played its jingle, it had run out of ice-cream
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My friends dad told us that if the ice cream man was playing a tune in his van when he came down the road then it meant he had run out of ice cream. Cruel or what?
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When i was little, my dad told me that when the music from the icecream truck was playing, it meant that they had run out. So everytime the truck came by playing the music, i would get upset because they always seemed to run out when they got to our house.
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my mum told me that when the ice-cream man was playing his music it meant he had no ice-cream left
I used to believe…
When i was little... My Mum and Dad used to tell me that when the ice cream man played the tune it meant that he had run out of ice creams!
I used to believe…
When i was little may dad used to tell me that when the ice cream van used to play its tune - it meant that they had run out of ice crea - which, of course, i used to believe!
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when i was a little ankle biter, in the summer when the ice cream van used to patrol around the neighbourhood it used to play the music, well whenever the music played my evil father used to tell me that that meant they had run out of ice cream, so everytime it came past it always played the music and i used to laugh at all the other kids run up to it thinking they'd be getting ice cream, it made me feel so clever, how wrong was i!
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my dad always told me that if the ice cream van was playing a tune it meant there was no ice cream left, i still have all my teeth, ha ha ha
I used to believe…
When I was a kid, my Dad convinced me that when the ice cream van plays music, it means that they've run out of ice cream