Two quotes I can't seem to find

Feb 10, 2004, 1:24 AM ET22 posts by 14 posters
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Matt Garvey

These have been driving me nuts... One is Lunchlady Doris saying sarcastically (in response to a request by Bart or someone) "see how fast I go..."

The other is more vague; this season or otherwise recently, Marge mispronouncing a word somehow - not foliage - it may have been a long I instead of a short one or something...

That is all. mg

Mr. CostingtonMatt Garvey

"Matt Garvey" wrote in message news:[email]...

Nucular? Libary? (both from the foilage episode)

Dr MusicMr. Costington

"Mr. Costington" wrote in message news:c0a2b7$a65$[email]...

I believe "foilage" is from the family trip to the cider factory. As for "See how fast I go", it's a Doris Grau voice, but not Lunch Lady Doris. It's the waitress at the deli where Bart and Lisa are trying to arrange for Krusty and his father to "accidentally" meet.

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Ted S.Dr Music

Somebody claiming to be "Dr Music" wrote in news:_01Wb.460899$ts4.108571@pd7tw3no:

Correct. This is the Rodney Dangerfield episode (Burns, Baby, Burns?), the title and P-code of which I can't remember.

Which episode has the "tax avoision" quote?

Ted <fedya at bestweb dot net> The way I see it, you raised three children who could knock out and hog- tie a perfect stranger, you must be doing *something* right. Marge Simpson, <http://www.snpp.com/episodes/7G01.html>
Nathan Mulac DeHoffTed S.

Ted S.:

"Bart the Fink." It was Kent Brockman who said this, though, not Marge.

Nathan [email] http://members.aol.com/jinnicky/ "And the silver chauffeur says it's all in your head, when you're 24 karat
DanielNathan Mulac DeHoff

Kent: i don't say evasion i say avidion "Nathan Mulac DeHoff" wrote in message news:[email]...

Alan HamiltonNathan Mulac DeHoff

On 10 Feb 2004 18:00:55 GMT, [email] (Nathan Mulac DeHoff) wrote:

This is also a parody of an outtake of William Shatner arguing with his director. "I don't say sabotage, I say sabatage."

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Matt GarveyDr Music

Dr Music wrote:

Aha, thanks - I know "foilage" (and nucular, or one of its appearances) is in Burns, Baby Burns, but I'm thinking of something much more recent.

Jedah And SonansMatt Garvey

"Matt Garvey" wrote in message news:[email]...

request by

long I

It's

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Marge: Bart, run like the wind! (as in to wind a clock) Lisa: Mom, it's pronounced wind (said right) Marge: Well, I've only read it in books....

Matt GarveyJedah And Sonans

Jedah And Sonans wrote:

Thanks! I thought it was more recent, but that's the quote... (Also thanks to the guy who mentioned it in another subthread - hopefully you're checking this one.)

888eight888Matt Garvey

Matt Garvey wrote in message news:...

What's that song that goes "da-da...da-da-da-da...da-da...da"?

Sir Real888eight888

In article , 888eight888 says...

All I know is that its from the Babysitter Bandit episode.

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Dr MusicSir Real

"Sir Real" wrote in message news:[email]...

by

Are you referring to "Patricia"?

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Jim888eight888

[email] (888eight888) wrote in news:89c6a6bb.0402100608.4fe74234 @posting.google.com:

It's "Baby Love Child" by Pizzicato Five...oops, wrong group.

Jim

Nathan Mulac DeHoffJim

Jim:

It's "Baker Street."

Nathan [email] http://members.aol.com/jinnicky/ "And the silver chauffeur says it's all in your head, when you're 24 karat
Aaron HirshbergNathan Mulac DeHoff

[email] (Nathan Mulac DeHoff) wrote in message news:...

No. Baker Street goes da-da-da (slow), .... da-da-da (faster).

Space Mvsevm

James Q. MorrisseyAaron Hirshberg

it's cute you think your version is any clearer, without prior knowledge it's baker street. face it, you'd need to write it all out with . . . bars and staves, i guess, and other musicy type things.

JQM

888eight888Aaron Hirshberg

[email] (Aaron Hirshberg) wrote in message news:...

What's really funny is that those were just nonsensical "da-da-da"'s...I was just making a point about Matt's original question being so vague... But thanks for trying. :P

Matt Garvey888eight888

888eight888 wrote:

Well...if the original question weren't so vague, I'd probably have been able to find it in my brain or at snpp... but of the two non-foilage responses (I did specify a *recent* one that *wasn't* foilage), both were the right quote. So looks like I lucked out - but I did appreciate where the thread went (particularly the 4ACV02 response).

888eight888Matt Garvey

Matt Garvey wrote in message news:...

Don't sweat it...asking a question usually involves vagueness to begin with...or else it wouldn't need to be asked...I should probably quit while I'm ahead...

BaseresearcherMatt Garvey

The answer is:

Bart, run like the wind.

[Marge pronounces "wind" as if it rhymes with "mind", rather than rhymes with "sinned"]

As for the episode, I leave that to the weird, pompous subset of the guys who love this site.

Alan HamiltonMatt Garvey

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 01:24:53 -0500, Matt Garvey wrote:

[8F05] Like Father, Like Clown. The waitress at Izzy's Deli (voiced by Doris Grau) says it.

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