Things like Ok-a-lee Dok-a-lee, bang-a-rooni (or any word with an a-rooni attched to the ending) or alliterative-like phrases such as "that's a pickle of a peccadillo."
I'm guessing its somewhere between 30-35 %
What percentage of Ned's speaking style consists of "Flanderisms"?
Mar 1, 2003, 10:20 PM ET8 posts by 7 posters
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IAdoreBigTushies wrote:
"Hi Maude.... diddly! I'm having fun with my pal Homer.... diddly!" (sorry, fairly unrelated, but still hilarious)
-Chris
Homer's just not good at impersonating people, as evidenced by his "impressions" of Ned, Mr. Burns, and George W and Jeb Bush.
"One of the great things about books is sometimes there are some fantastic pictures." -George W. Bush
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On 02 Mar 2003 23:42:49 GMT, [email] (Sydney Assbasket ) wrote:
Ironic, as George W Bush has been doing a great impersonation of Homer for some time now ;o)
I can imagine him correcting someone on his staff, saying, "It's pronounced 'nucular.'"
"One of the great things about books is sometimes there are some fantastic pictures." -George W. Bush
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Stan wrote in news:[email]:
It's limited by federal law to 12.7%... It's limited by federal law,... One-tenth of a percent less, won't make a big mess, It's limited by federal law to 12.6%...
Jim
[email] (IAdoreBigTushies) wrote in message news:...
It's actually pi%. Why pi? The answer is intriguing! It's because there's a thread of continuity here that eventually completes a circle: it starts with the ancient Egyptian pyramids, continues through the Masons, then on to the tri-lateral commission and Flanders's peculiar way of speaking. When you look at it this way, and keep in mind the symbolism of the all-seeing eye featured on the back side of a dollar bill, it quickly becomes obvious who Kennedy's killer was...and it wasn't Lee Harvey Oswald.
pi%. See? It all adds up.
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And that episode where he went insane, for a few moments there it was up to at least 50 percent-diddly-ent. Diddly.