Oh, hello, there, Tigger, my good... no, no, no... my very best friend.

8 seconds sound clip from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh - How Much is That Rabbit in the Window? (S1E10).

You can hear this line at 00:07:44.276 in the Blu-ray version of the TV Series.

Quote context

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- I'll just take a teensy-weensy peek inside Piglet's house, and see what the charming little fellow is up to.

- Oh. Ha ha ha! Looks like Piglet is cooking up something scrumdiliumptious. Probably a giant birthday cake.

- Oh, I can hardly wait!

- Well, now, that should do it.

- Ha ha. Nothing like boiling your clothes to get them really clean.

- Oh, hello, there, Tigger, my good... no, no, no... my very best friend.

- Shh. Shh. I got a whatsamajigger cornered up this here tree.

- Oh. But I thought you borrowed one from my house.

- No, that's a whoosits. You use those to catch a whatchamadingle.

- Oh, I... I understand quite completely, Tigger. Yes. Ha ha ha! Yes, a whosaladiddle... most terrifying.

- Most likely a surprise birthday present hidden up that tree.

- Ohh hoo hoo! Ho ho! I'm so happy! Ha ha ha!

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