Lunchbox is the second single from Portrait of an American Family.
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| - Die Lunchbox ist ein Gegenstand aus Fallout 3 und Fallout: New Vegas.
- Lunchbox is the second single from Portrait of an American Family.
- Lunchbox is found in beginner of challenge mode and in world 2 of storymode in super monkey ball deluxe. At first it seems to be a cluster of random objects of varying nature, however this stage acts as a sort of 'small maze', because of it's confusingly haphazardous layout. The way to the goal is fairly short and easy to learn, however bananas are scattered around the board, which could be of use to the player. A lone banana bunch is found ontop of a thin beam somewhere in the course, which can be reached somewhat easily as this beam is short.
- The Lunchbox is an item featured in TimeSplitters Future Perfect as a possible achievement or objective. It can be placed in mapmaker as an objective and is featured in challenge Sammy Hammy Namby Pamby as Renzo's lunchbox landed in enemy territory. It is found nowhere else in the game, and is not included in any story missions.
- Kate Austen owned a New Kids On The Block themed lunchbox which she shoplifted when she was young.
- Theodore: Yep. Alvin: Oh Jerry! Guess who just wrote your next hit song? Jerry Reed: My next hit song? Ah. Was it Willy? Alvin: No. Jerry Reed: Wasn't Willy. Ah. Was it Walin? Alvin: Nope. Jerry Reed: Wasn't Walin. Oh hoho, it was me wasn't it?! Alvin: Nope. Jerry Reed: Oh, wasn't me. Then um, let's see. Alvin, I'll tell ya I've run out of guesses. Alvin: I wrote it! All by myself. Jerry Reed: Alvin I didn't know you wrote country music songs. Alvin: There's nothing to it Jerry! Jerry Reed: Well alright! Count the thing open and let's hit it! Alvin: Let's hit it boys! Alvin: More feeling Jerry!
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| - "Lunchbox" is an original song performed by The Chipmunks, featuring Jerry Reed, in the album Urban Chipmunk.
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| - Die Lunchbox ist ein Gegenstand aus Fallout 3 und Fallout: New Vegas.
- Lunchbox is the second single from Portrait of an American Family.
- Lunchbox is found in beginner of challenge mode and in world 2 of storymode in super monkey ball deluxe. At first it seems to be a cluster of random objects of varying nature, however this stage acts as a sort of 'small maze', because of it's confusingly haphazardous layout. The way to the goal is fairly short and easy to learn, however bananas are scattered around the board, which could be of use to the player. A lone banana bunch is found ontop of a thin beam somewhere in the course, which can be reached somewhat easily as this beam is short.
- The Lunchbox is an item featured in TimeSplitters Future Perfect as a possible achievement or objective. It can be placed in mapmaker as an objective and is featured in challenge Sammy Hammy Namby Pamby as Renzo's lunchbox landed in enemy territory. It is found nowhere else in the game, and is not included in any story missions.
- Kate Austen owned a New Kids On The Block themed lunchbox which she shoplifted when she was young.
- Theodore: Yep. Alvin: Oh Jerry! Guess who just wrote your next hit song? Jerry Reed: My next hit song? Ah. Was it Willy? Alvin: No. Jerry Reed: Wasn't Willy. Ah. Was it Walin? Alvin: Nope. Jerry Reed: Wasn't Walin. Oh hoho, it was me wasn't it?! Alvin: Nope. Jerry Reed: Oh, wasn't me. Then um, let's see. Alvin, I'll tell ya I've run out of guesses. Alvin: I wrote it! All by myself. Jerry Reed: Alvin I didn't know you wrote country music songs. Alvin: There's nothing to it Jerry! Jerry Reed: Well alright! Count the thing open and let's hit it! Alvin: Let's hit it boys! Jerry Reed: I went out to work this morning She was sleeping when I left her I took the lunch she packed the night before No one could have made me think By noon I would be crying As I kissed her cheek and softly closed the door Alvin: More feeling Jerry! Jerry Reed: Oh okay. And when they rang the lunch bell And the boys all sat around talking Well we were swapping jokes and trading candy bars for milk Candy bars for milk? Alvin: That's right Jerry, milk. Jerry Reed: Right there inside my lunchbox, ah Right next to my.. er, sandwich There was a note that said she found somebody else The Chipmunks: He's got a lunchbox Full of broken hearts A Thermos full of tears One more bite of sorrow On a tin can full for fears Lunchbox full of broken hearts A meal fit for a king And if he can swallow this one He can swallow anything Alvin: Take it Jerry! Jerry Reed: I've got a lunchbox The Chipmunks: Lunchbox Jerry Reed: Full of broken hearts The Chipmunks: Broken hearts Jerry Reed: It's a meal fit for a king (ahh) And if I can swallow this one I can swallow anything Alvin listen, come here. Ah, Alvin listen to me. You know this is a, this song is too good for me. Say, you know I'm not really that great a singer. But I know this dude, He's a movie star, Do you know Burt Willis? Alvin: You know were Burt lives? Jerry Reed: Do I know where he lives? I'll tell you what I'd do, I'll take you down there. He lives down there in Jupiter Falls. And he raises these horses.
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