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Greetings, Mr.Nilsson is Pippi Longstockings monkey and is the best monkey ever as in 🍏🍷🍔 |
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'''Mr. Nilsson''' ([[Swedish language|Swedish]] ''Herr Nilsson'') is [[Pippi Longstocking]]'s [[monkey]] in the fictional books by [[Astrid Lindgren]], and subsequent films and television episodes. |
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"Herr Nilsson" is also the name of a pop group from Bergen, Norway. They have released three LPs – ''I'm No Elvis'' (2005), ''Downhill Thrill'' (2007) and ''Long Live Herr Nilsson'' (2010) – and one EP, ''Tuesday Is My Birthday'' (2008). |
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Mr. Nilsson (Swedish Herr Nilsson) is Pippi Longstocking's monkey in the fictional books by Astrid Lindgren, and subsequent films and television episodes.
"Herr Nilsson" is also the name of a pop group from Bergen, Norway. They have released three LPs – I'm No Elvis (2005), Downhill Thrill (2007) and Long Live Herr Nilsson (2010) – and one EP, Tuesday Is My Birthday (2008).
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