You Gotta Know When to Golem had some funny moments.
Married To The Blob was kinda meh.
The Day The Earth Looked Stupid was by far the best.
Trying to jusitfy their occupation of Earth, one of the aliens claims they still have the people's "hearts and minds," and then holds up a human brain and heart. Funny stuff.
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Noticed on how on Simpsons, American Dad and Family guy all had political messages tonight.
Right before a election, funny how that works.
"SyVyN11" wrote in message news:eim79j$c02$[email]...
an American Dad with a political subtext? YOU LIES TO ME!!!!!!
What was on the Simpsons was clearly satire. The other 2? Seth McFarlane is a liberal, so what do you expect? If you dont like it, watch football.
Once Upon A Time [email] wrote:
Nuh.
Buh.
Snuh.
Saw it coming from a light year away.
** Captain Infinity
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Strangely, the one moment that made me let out a whoop was the short (audio) clip of 'Gloomy Sunday' at the start of that segment. I go back a long way with that song (way before the movie of a year or so back...)
Laughed out loud at quite a few other places too -- apparently unlike some other posters here [sourpusses...].
-- Pete --
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Of course you found it funny, Jew.
On 5 Nov 2006 18:33:09 -0800, [email] wrote:
"Diso Stu says 23 Skiddo!" [BANG!]
That was what seemed a bit out of place, that I couldn't remember.
I thought zoot suits came a bit later, like during WWII. I don't associate them with pre-WWII.
Michael
"Diso Stu says 23 Skiddo!" [BANG!]
Big Band Stu. That particular saying is more identifiable with the pre-Depression/Big Band Era. I guess they had a hard time finding a more appropriate rhyme.
On Mon, 6 Nov 2006 19:40:13 -0500, [email] (Chris �) wrote:
PRE DEPRESSION would be Jelly Roll Morton. Big Band Era was circa 1938 - WWII.
Great Depression started in 29 and lasted til the WWII brought back the WAR MACHINE!
Ned
Big Band Stu doesn't need to advertise.