Mulva

S04E20 The Junior MintretroMar 15, 19985 years later15 posts by 13 posters
Question

Fans discuss what female anatomy the made-up name Mulva rhymes with from The Junior Mint episode.

15 posts
Itay Zandbank

Tonight they showed a rerun of The Junior Mint on a local cable channel, and reminded me I still have no idea what part of the female anatomy Mulva rhymes with. I asked around and no one seems to know... It's very frustrating... I looked in the FAQ, but it wasn't there, either (which only made it more frustrating :-) )

So please, can anybody tell me what Mulva rhymes with?

Itay Zandbank [email]

Mulva, rhyming with vulva, is not the girl's name. Her name is Delores. Jeff Laderman

JKlompasJeffBW

Which, of course, does not rhyme with any female body part.

Not if clitoris is pronounced correctly.

CzarJKlompas

It can be said one of two ways (hasn't this group been through this already)?

"CLIT-oris" - which does not rhyme with "duh-LOR-iss"

-or the way Jerry intended it:

"cli-TOR-iss" - which does indeed rhyme with Delores.

Thats enough of the phonics lesson for today... JKlompas wrote in message ...

[email] (JKlompas) wrote:

Good grief, how many freaking times are we going to do this...doesn't anyone get tired?

Two pronounciations. One does; one doesn't. Please relax.

High Five, WT

Hey Doc, you know how when you look at a cut tree and you see all the rings inside? And how each ring represents a year and how you can tell how old a tree was by the number of rings?

Well, this question appears to be the 'ring' of this newsgroup. [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) (Remove XXXX to reply)

In article , [email] wrote:

I suspect Itay Zandbank wanted to see how many AOL members would type "me, too". So far, um, half of the replies come from America's Largest Online Service. My other favorite is "Free Jenny McCarthy Hot Tub Video to the First 500 AOL Members Who Post 'me, too' ", and then watch the 501st AOL respondent complain about bad luck.

For me, the real fun of the "Dolores" incident is when Jerry and George bump into her in the future, and they stress to each other, "DOLORES". "George, you remember DOLORES, don't you?". "Why, yes. Hello, DOLORES".

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Frisco Del Rosario wrote in message ...

It's *only* going to work if it's de LOR is..<g>.

homerr - Tri- Valley, CA [remove 1-2 to reply] (Mulva, indeed!)
MrCairoJKlompas

For any unbelievers out there, Mirriam Webster Dictionary (at http://www.m-w.com/dictionary.htm) says:

"Main entry: clit o ris Pronunciation: 'kli-t&-r&s, kli-'tor-&s"

Note the accents. Two pronunciations, both are correct.

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[email] stated:
Not if clitoris is pronounced correctly.

In article , [email] wrote:

not this again! ah!

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Actually, if I may quote from the FAQ:

5.5 Delores? Mulva? Gipple? (or What was Jerry's girlfriend's name in "The Junior Mint"?)

During "The Junior Mint" Jerry realizes he doesn't know his girlfriend's name, but he does however know that her name rhymes with a female body part. Jerry and George think of a few names that it might be such as Gipple (nipple) and Mulva (vulva). Jerry calls her Mulva and the whole thing backfires and she breaks up with him. At the end of the episode Jerry calls out "Delores!", which rhymes with clitoris.

Maybe you're not looking at the right FAQ? Try this: http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Set/7217/faq.html

And e-mail me if there are any questions you want answered, or answers you would like clarified. Thanks. [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.)