0:46. The urban legend of Pigfoot takes over Edgewood when Dawn fakes a story for her column on the schoolâs website. Even the boys get in on the Pigfoot action.
Fozzie is the name of the character on 'Muppet Babies' that liked to say waka waka waka!. Gary Minter. Fozzi the bear says Waca Waca Waca from the muppets.
Waka (åæ­, literally, Japanese poem) is a type of poetry in classical Japanese literature. Waka are composed in Japanese, and are contrasted with poetry composed by Japanese poets in Classical Chinese, which are known as kanshi.Although waka in modern Japanese is written as åæ­, in the past it was also written as å­æ­ (see Wa (Japan)), and a variant name is yamato-uta (å¤§åæ­) .he term waka originally encompassed a number of differing forms, principally tanka (ç­æ­, short poem) and chÅka (é·æ­, long poem) , but also including bussokusekika, sedÅka (æé ­æ­, memorized poem) and katauta (çæ­, poem fragment) .