Yippi Yi Yo, also known as Slap-The-Cat. The name originated in Zwahili and origannly was pronounced as Bubble & Squeak meaning left over potatoe and cabbage mixed together; considered a fine delicacy before and after the main meal. But for military training purposes the name went through several stages including Brythonic, Brython, Byozoan, Brutify, Brutish and then finally Strikuss-Felinuss translated to 'Slap-the-cat'.

Slap came to the world in some year following 1987 in a series of well placed billboards, Pop-Art and soap opera's that were quickly destroyed. As a small globule of gas contained within a liquid, she hovered to New South Whales, later to New South Wales finding a hidey-hole in the Southern Highlands which she promptly called home. Maturing later into a green prawn she began schooling at a Catholic Prison for the socially inadequte (or misguided) and behind the wheely-bin, she met Araura [best-friend] and together they became masters of frock-rock.

Specialising in male impersonations, including Linkin Park, Disturbed then becoming confused in the geneology of Marilyn Manson, Slap became the high-pitched undertone of Disturbed for no Reason; making the theme tune, singing the theme tune and naming the theme tune something like this:
'Grenouilles'* soon became the top album of the french frog revolution, wth a series of metafictional processes. The only song to ever defeat their purpose was the late-night rendition of 'I've got the Power'.

Slap-the-Cat on a tangent, fast becoming an 11^th Century author for the bizillionth and first time wrote many succesful books including 'The Teenage Unpeoplations' and 'Unpractical Unprecedented' (banned for the excessive title costing extra for printing ink), all before becoming a full time ran-tan**.

~ Slap.