In Bronson, MO, what does the kid ask his mother for? The quote goes something like this:
Kid Bronson: "Hey Ma...(something that I forget)?" Mom Bronson: "No dice." Kid Bronson: "This ain't over."
Can anyone help me out here?
In Bronson, MO, what does the kid ask his mother for? The quote goes something like this:
Kid Bronson: "Hey Ma...(something that I forget)?" Mom Bronson: "No dice." Kid Bronson: "This ain't over."
Can anyone help me out here?
Hey, ma - how about some ice cream?
No Dice!
This ain't over...
I thought it was "cookies."
Brett Buck wrote:
I thought it was "cookies."
Brett Buck wrote:
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Hmm, it could be that the subsequent Bill Saluga sighting has blurred my memory.
Brett
["Matt Garvey"; Tue, 04 Mar 2003 07:50:32 GMT]
I second that.
On Tue, 4 Mar 2003, it was written:
Damn straight. It goes:
Kid: Hey, Ma--how 'bout a cookie? (not plural) Ma: No dice. Kid: This ain't over.
Or so it goes in my memory's Encyclopdia Self-Destructica.
Get the abridged version.
Just saw it 2 minutes ago - it's "how bout some cookies"
Brett
I thought he was asking for a pair of dice to gamble with.
No dice.
cheers, Disgruntled Goat
I'm goin over to Emmitt's "Fix-It" shop - to "fix" Emmitt.