La la la-la HEY, la-la-la-la, HEY

May 3, 2002, 5:17 PM ET12 posts by 6 posters
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JimmyStewart

During the Selma/Troy wedding, when Lovejoy says "Does anyone have anything to say"... and homer is thinking "La la la-la HEY, la-la-la-la, HEY"

Why?

Is this just plain abstact humour or have i missed something.

Regardless, I found it VERY funny.

Almost as funny as "22 Short films about Springfield"

Which i will ask about in my next post....

Kevin MuckenthalerJimmyStewart

Troy told Homer that it was a sham marriage, so when Lovejoy says "speak now or forever hold your peace," you expect Homer to say something about what Troy told him. Instead, he's not paying any attention.

StephenJimmyStewart

um, it shows homer's mind is obviously on the best sport pump up song ever and not objecting to a sham wedding. Do they play that song in the UK? Seriously, once that thing is in your head it does not come out easily. :-)

Stephen

"JimmyStewart" wrote in message news:aauuk0$o2e$[email]...

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JimmyStewartStephen

Tell me about it. I've been humming it for weeks. Bloody thing. Almost as catchy as

"Professer Frink Professer Frink, he'll make you laugh he'll make you think and the thing, with the, er, person, and. Er. That monkey's going to pay!"

Stephen wrote in message news:pDIA8.23374$[email]...

:-)
StephenJimmyStewart

If you search on Morpheus or Audiogalaxy for "Jock Jams" or "the hey song", you can find it there. Was it also on the Full Monty Soundtrack? Yes it is on there (I found it in my MP3 collection)... It is called Rock and Roll, Part 2, by Gary Glitter.

Stephen

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JimmyStewartStephen

Its rock 'n' roll pt 2 by gary glitter? I have that song and it sounds nothing like it.

Stephen wrote in message news:voRA8.142122$[email]...

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UK?

easily.

StephenJimmyStewart

Homer's interpretation cannot always be true to form. :-)

Stephen

"JimmyStewart" wrote in message news:ab1don$d2r$[email]...

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AcK!JimmyStewart

On Fri, 3 May 2002 22:17:11 +0100, "JimmyStewart" wrote:

The song is called "rock and roll part 2" by, IIRC, Gary Glitter.

Common at hockey games and other sporting events, I think it was a product of the 80's.

I believe it signified who incredibly drunk Homer was at the time. :)

TTYL

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UterAcK!

I think it had to do with his incredibly short attention span like when the movementarians are trying to brainwash him "Hey a bird!" Or when he saw Guy Incognito (his exact double) "That man is my exact double! (gasp) That dog has a puffy tail. Hehehe come here puff." "Three wars back we called saurkraut Liberty Cabbage, and we called Liberty Cabbage Super Slaw! Back then a suitcase was known as a Swedish Luchbox. Anyway; long story short, is a phrase whose origing are complicated and rambling." Abraham Simpson

BazillaUter

Do you mind putting your sig a few lines down, it confuzzes me.

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UterBazilla

Sorry

"Three wars back we called saurkraut Liberty Cabbage, and we called Liberty Cabbage Super Slaw! Back then a suitcase was known as a Swedish Luchbox... Anyway; long story short, is a phrase whose origin is complicated and rambling." Abraham Simpson

AcK!Uter

On 06 May 2002 07:54:42 GMT, [email] (Uter) wrote:

That's a good explanation, but it overlooks the fact that this was the day after the Bachelor party, which often involves a great deal of drinking - Troy was drunk, after all, as was Homer...

TTYL

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