Fans debate the exact wording of George's line about the car smell, with replies indicating he says something like "It's beyond B.O., it's B.B.O."
I KNOW this sounds like a stupid question, but my husband and I have a bet going-- could someone please settle it?
In "The Smelly Car," does George (while in the car with Jerry) say:
or, as I think,
2. This isn't just body odor, it's BAD (or some other B-word) body odor! It's B.B.O.!!!
SOMEONE must have the episode or remember this scene. Please let me know via e-mail or posting.
In article , [email] says...
Hi Lori! :)
Well, unfortunately, your husband is closer to what was actually said in that scene.
(b.t.w., not a stupid question!) :)
Pay up!
-tim :) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -tim = Tim Ingram = [email] -any opinions I express here are solely my own. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I believe he says "It's beyond BO. It's BBO."
I believe he says, "It's beyond BO. It's BBO."
You are more accurate - actually B.B.O stands for beyond B.O.
You are more accurate - actually B.B.O stands for beyond B.O.
George: Oh, this isn't even BO. This is beyond BO. It's BBO.
Who won? What does the winner get?
On Apr 29, 1996 00:35:50 in article <Question About "The Smelly Car">, 'Lori Carter ' wrote: