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I met a girl, she said her name was Pam She
showed me how it's done and you can do it too We had to start using homebrand Tim Tams... and they're crap We tried using Chocolate Teddy Bears, biting off one ear and one foot, but you feel a bit inhumane doing that I tried using a Kit Kat, but I got a hernia I tried using a Weetbix, but you just end up with porridge in the bottom of the mug I even tried it with a mint slice and a curry laksa... and actually that was good... uuuurrrgh. The last thing I remember, Pam was opening a jar of Bonox (which is like essence of cow in a jar) There was just chocolate everywhere, chocolate everywhere, chocolate everywhere... The
next day when I woke upon the kitchen floor That's
right y'all, we were doin' it, doin' it [New Ending] but take this advice from me, when they go for the biscuits gotta risk it You'll be doin' the Tim Tam Slam So whenever you feel this way, don't delay do it today, slam away, it'll be OK You'll be doin' the Tim Tam Slam > ©Mal Webb 2000 The rave in the middle
of the
song varies a bit from time to time: The above is my recent standard.
For those poor souls
unacquainted
with Tim Tams, they are a chocolate biscuits made by the once
Australian
owned company, Arnotts (now owned by Campbells). Folks in the UK may
know
of the Penguin biscuit, which is quite similar (well... close, but no
cigar).
I'm
told that Penguin slamming has yet to really catch on in a big way
(probably
due to the images of clubbed aquatic birdlife it conjures... but maybe
that's
just me). I think the song explains the technique fairly adequately.
The
skill is in getting the Tim Tam as full as possible and sucking it into
your mouth before it collapses down into the cup. But I do recommend
attempting
variations: Try it with no hands (best in the bath). Exotic locations,
soundtracks and incorporation into yoga poses is a must. I like to
imagine a Robbie
McGregor
(that SBS guy) commentary of the whole thing. Try the
gamut
of beverages. I was quite a fan of soy dandelion with Hazelnut Tim Tams
until Arnotts tragically withdrew that line (and yet they persist with
those darstedly Caramel ones). I was once assured that the bee's knees
was Tia Maria halfway and coffee the rest, but since I detest coffee
and
sip a thimble of grog at the most, I could hardly concur. Other bikkies
are an option for those desperate for yet another angle (or something
cheaper...
although I must say Homebrand Triple Chocs simply don't cut the
mustard). |