The recent thread on dame edna reminded me of an ep that had about the following convo in it:
Bart and Lisa at kitchen table. Bart: I says to Edna, I says...
Homer walks in. Bart (to Lisa): I'll tell you later.
Homer asks Bart a Q, Bart answers it. Homer leaves. Bart: So I says to Edna, I says... (End of scene)
Or similar to that. What ep is this, and what is it supposed to be a parody of?
it is: "so i says to mabel, i says . . . ."
not edna.
Greg Bair wrote in message news:[email]...
It's Mabel, it's from "El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer," it comes from an old Vaudeville routine. You're the 29556982589402385th person to ask. :-/
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Not just an old vaudeville routine...that's how old women talk in large chunks of New York and New Jersey.
In fact, that's exactly how my grandmother talks :o
In your face, space coyote!
Dogs can't talk ...
RUFF! RUFF!
Damn strait!
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