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Dan and Phil Inside Jokes

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Welcome To The Phandom
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If you clicked on this article then you must know what the word "Phandom" means. If you don't then you may just be in the wrong place. To clarify, this article is about Dan and Phil. That is Dan Howell and Phil Lester, or danisnotonfire and Amazing Phil. If you still don't know what I'm talking about, then go check them out here and here.

Now that you are caught up, let's get down to business. Welcome to the Phandom. Where we are all completely insane because of two British adults. Here I just want to talk about my favorite Dan and Phil inside jokes or moments in general.

1. Cat Whiskers

2. Dab

3. Microwave

4. A month without uploading...

5. Articulate

6. Aesthetics

7. Delia Smith

8. Internet Cult Leader

9. Llamas and Lions

10. SUSAN

11. Danteasters

12. Placenta

13. "PHIIL LESTER!!! YOU'RE A GENIUS!!!"

14. Cereal

15. Suki

16. Glabella

17. Hi. My name is [Dan].

18. Hello internet.

19. Pestel!

20. TATINOF

21. DAPGO

22. Heart Eyes Howell

23. Love Eyes Lester

24. VDay

25. Don't Cray, Craft.

26. PROTIP

27. Wowza.

28. Fringe

29. Butt Chair

30. 2022

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