#1 Whats The Title Of That Song From The 80s That Goes "Israeli Men! Hallelujah Israeli Men!"
I recently heard an old song on the radio and I completely forgot the name of that song. They didnt mention the name of it after it ended so I still don't know the title. Most people know it, its from the 80s and the chorus goes "Israeli Men! Hallelujah Israeli Men!"
I searched youtube for "Israeli Men" and "Israeli Men Hallelujah song" and no results came up. Whats the name of this song again?
svenskarrmatey:
It's raining men.
#2 What Are Those Dogs That Look Like Coconuts Called?

They're not really dogs exactly but if a dog was made of coconuts and had a different shapes head, it'd be them.
hufflepuffgrl13:
Lol I'm gonna start calling capybaras coconut dogs now
#3 That Song That Goes Like Oh God Damn It, Ambulance

I've been trying to figure out what this song is for like a week straight. Basically it's like a rock song with a male singer loudly and aggressively saying "oh god damn it, ambulance". Not sure if he actually says ambulance but it sounds like it.
ShiggieSmalls:
Haha I think you mean Black Betty by Ram Jam
We all know the feeling of having a word on the tip of your tongue. But did you know that there’s actually a word for that phenomenon? It’s called lethologica, and it refers to “the inability to retrieve a specific word as a response to a visual, auditory, or tactile presentation,” explains a study in the Journal of the Indian Academy of Geriatrics.
This phenomenon is universal, with people all over the globe who speak all sorts of languages reporting that they experience it. And unfortunately, these moments tend to increase with age. It’s also common for people to recall partial bits of information, such as the letter the word begins with or how many syllables the word contains. And apparently, proper nouns are the hardest words to remember.
#4 Can Anyone Tell Me Who Said This: "Any Action Before A Pandemic Is Seen As An Overreaction Any Action After A Pandemic Is Seen As An Underreaction."
I have seen this on twitter - and various different wording - but I can't find who said it. Grateful for any help.
ialmostguaranteeit:
the Leavitt quote is "Everything we do before a pandemic will seem alarmist. Everything we do after will seem inadequate."
#5 Tumblr Post About A Guy With 5(?) Similar Looking Cats & His Friend Thinking They Were All One Very Fast Cat Due To The Cats Never Being In The Same Room Once Throughout The Years

Google has failed me. 20,000 photos is allot to go through. Big thankies from McSpankies in advance.
anon:
it was 4 cats and a screenshot of a fb post!
#6 Horse Fish
my friend is currently on the floor laughing over the fact i said "horse fish" please help
blackwaterlily:
Seahorse
While scientists still aren’t 100% sure what causes lethologica exactly, it does seem to happen more often when people are tired. And while it may sound counterintuitive, experts say the best response to this experience is to ignore it.
Stop trying to rack your brain for whatever word you’re looking for, and it might magically appear. This is referred to as “spontaneous resolution,” or the moment when you suddenly remember the word you were looking for minutes or hours after the fact. But if you notice that you’re experiencing that tip-of-the-tongue feeling far too often, you might want to speak to a doctor just in case, to make sure there aren’t any cognitive issues that need to be addressed.
#7 What Does A "Case Of Dia" Mean (Or Similar Sounding Phrase)?

Sorry if this is the wrong sub, at this point its bothering me so much and couldnt find a better sub to post on! Ive heard it several times during my life and never had any idea what it meant. My friend has recently told me several times that she's happy because her mom got her a "a case of dia", but i never asked what it was because its embarassing that i dont know something that seems to be common knowledge.
I'm still completely in the dark about whether it's a physical thing like "a case of beer", but why does it always only come as a case, and never just one dia? Or is it more abstract like "got a case of the munchies?" Please tell me i need to know. Google returned nothing but im not sure im spelling the "dia" part right.
Zer0Summoner:
Quesadilla? Like a folded tortilla stuffed with meat and cheese and then grilled or panfried? That would be pronounced "case a dia" by many Americans.
#8 What Is The Word That Sounds Like Jurassic And You Can Use Before Change To Say Massive Change

Drastic
#9 Story Of A Man Who Sells His Pocketwatch To Buy Combs For His Wife's Hair, But His Wife Cuts And Sells Her Hair To Buy A Chain For His Pocketwatch

story of a man who sells his pocketwatch to buy combs for his wife's hair, but his wife cuts and sells her hair to buy a chain for his pocketwatch
ShiggieSmalls:
The Gift of the Magi, a short story by O. Henry
Are you enjoying scrolling through these words and trying to figure out what people were searching for before reading the answers, pandas? Keep upvoting the ones that make you giggle, and let us know in the comments below if you’ve experienced lethologica recently. Then, if you’re interested in checking out another article from Bored Panda featuring words that people couldn’t recall, look no further than right here!
#10 What Is The Actual Word For Pasta Cake?

Lasagna
#11 Stick That Goes “Aaaaeeeeeeeuuuu” When You Turn It Upside Down

There’s a certain toy out there that’s basically just a colored baton esque thing, and there’s a small cylinder inside of it, and when you turn the stick upside down, the cylinder goes down the stick and it goes “AAAAAAEEEEEEEUUUUUUUUU”, and when you turn it upside down again it goes “UUUUUEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAA”
ShiggieSmalls:
It's officially called a Groan Tube
#12 Need Help Identifying A Children’s Movie My Parents Insisted I Made Up

I couldn’t have been older than 4, so this was around 2002. I watched a movie with my parents (or so I thought) and despite never watching it again, it became my favorite. It centered around a middle aged man who went on some kind of adventure and turned into a fish. I also think I recall him visiting a school of some sort? It seemed like a slightly old movie, but it was in color and began with real actors and changed to animation. For weeks after I saw this movie I told my parents about it, but they insisted it was a dream so I let it go. Does anyone know what this movie is?
sahm8585:
The incredible mr limpet?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058230/
#13 [early 2010s] A Singer Who Was Popular Between 2009 And 2012 Would Start Off A Lot Of His Songs By Shouting "Chasin' The Ruler!
![[early 2010s] A Singer Who Was Popular Between 2009 And 2012 Would Start Off A Lot Of His Songs By Shouting "Chasin' The Ruler!](https://img.boredpanda.com/unsafe/rs:fit:3840:0/q:80/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdGF0aWMuYm9yZWRwYW5kYS5jb20vYmxvZy93cC1jb250ZW50L3VwbG9hZHMvMjAyNi8wOC8zLTZhOTExOGJmMjg0OWVfXzcwMC5qcGc.webp)
Jason Derulo
#14 What Am I Trying To Say?

I've been saying the following for my entire life and today I stopped mid sentence to really think about the words coming out of my mouth.
I say "as 'afer' to"
In a sentence I would say "I prefer peas, as afer to carrots which I do not like".
Like what??? I have no idea what I am saying. I use it when comparing things.
I feel like I got this phrase from somewhere and have just been butchering it.
need-bread:
As opposed to
#15 Hard Boiled Egg, Cut In Half With The Weird Stuff On Top
Used for fancy parties. I'm trying to make it MINUS the fancy parties lol
anon:
Deviled eggs
#16 What Is It Called When You Hear A New Phrase Or Learn Something New And Then Repeatedly Hear About It In Everyday Life Shortly After, But Not Before Hearing About It?
Baader meinhof phenomenon
#17 Paper Puncher Than Shoots Metal?
I’ve been trying to think of this word for half an hour. The classroom object that’s best friends with the hole puncher. If you have a stack of paper and you need them to be together. Shoots tiny metal.
Edit: I’m probably just going to delete this. I got what I came for, thanks for the support to some of you! Let’s not forget that people are human. This has just became a downvoting fest even for people who are just posting their mind slip moments.
TinyEyedCrimsonChin:
Stapler
#18 Show About A Guy Who Receives The Next Day’s Newspaper And Spends The Day Trying To Change The Future (Ie. Accidents, Crime, Etc) That Are In The Paper
There’s a cat around too. I think it could be a Canadian show but not sure.
DeathByComcast:
Early Edition
#19 When You Get Hooked Up To A Cord In The Sky

And when they let you go you go zyoom over everything and you can look down at the scenery and stuff.
stephentkennedy:
Ziplining



