I'll "ro-sham-boh" ya for it!

How is that spelled and what does it mean? Did Eric make that up, or have you heard of it before?

Jesus: "Our Savior!"

Tim Bowman wrote in message ... How is that spelled and what does it mean? Did Eric make that up, or have you heard of it before?

I believe it's spelled Rochambeau, although I haven't found a correct reference for it. A web search only turns up French recipes and hotels....

Rock-Paper-Sissors dude!

Tim Bowman wrote in message ... How is that spelled and what does it mean? Did Eric make that up, or have you heard of it before?

Jesus: "Our Savior!"

Tim Bowman wrote in message ... How is that spelled and what does it mean? Did Eric make that up, or have you heard of it before?

I'm not sure how ya spell it but "ro-sham-bo" is what we call the rock-paper-scissors game here in Cal.

Then throw that in for a vote in AZ, cuz that's what we call it two...in fact if you notice they did a closeup of Cartman and Pip's fists before he kicked him in the nuts

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Sir Galahad wrote:

well we got rock paper scissors up here in wisconsin too but i have also heard of ro-sma-boh its been probably 10 years since i last heard and if i remember correctly you punch each other in the stomach or the arm you dont go swinging at genitalia

**Dont know what they were referring to, but there is a Rochambeau (I have to check on the spelling ) Avenue in NYC (Bronx NYC). I guess it pays to watch MST3K to get the Gamara references. In a nutshell,the episode was Excellent! Just loved Robert Smiths teeny tiny lips!!

Uh I dunno but last year I learned about this French dude named "Rochambeau" in history class.

Kimberly

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Perhaps it is a faith? Note the existence of "alt.religion.roshambo."

So what I want to know is what is the connection between this french general and the rock, paper , scissors game? Why do they use this guy ? Is it because Roche in french means rock?

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In the original script for the Trek episode, "Amok Time", it was called the "Ahn-Woon", until the suits at NBC shot down the idea of Kirk and Spock taking turns kicking each other, and then it referred to some silly little leather strip.

Or Not.