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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 10:20:45 AM   
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It's strange, I have one scenario 15 going, and 1/3 of all the leader names have vanished. It only lists leadership and inspiration. While in a Dec 8 game there has been no problem whatsoever with the leaders.

Go figure? Is this strictly a scenario database problem?

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 10:24:48 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Halsey

It's strange, I have one scenario 15 going, and 1/3 of all the leader names have vanished. It only lists leadership and inspiration. While in a Dec 8 game there has been no problem whatsoever with the leaders.

Go figure? Is this strictly a scenario database problem?


Could well be. I'm in Jan 1943 in my Scen 16 game, and I haven't lost leaders so far...as much as I can tell. I do had Japanese LTs in charge of some ships, but that's to be expected, I guess.

Cheers,

M.S.

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 10:27:12 AM   
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Hi I'm crappy at this but it is fun to try.




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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 12:23:14 PM   
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HI,
I just want to state that I would like this feature (the leaders, not the bug) to remain in the game. I sort of like it !

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 2:18:20 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Halsey

It's strange, I have one scenario 15 going, and 1/3 of all the leader names have vanished. It only lists leadership and inspiration. While in a Dec 8 game there has been no problem whatsoever with the leaders.

Go figure? Is this strictly a scenario database problem?

I'm starting to wonder whether the leader bug and the screwy divided air unit limit aren't somehow connected. Both problems seemed to show up in our game at the same time....and neither one seems to be an issue in scenario 16??

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 4:32:47 PM   
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ORIGINAL: pasternakski

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LOL..made my day. The highest and original purpose of computers. I think this is what Turing had in mind.

Tankerace...hilarious one with McArthur too.

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 5:19:54 PM   
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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 6:58:16 PM   
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I just found this thread, and I can't stop laughing! Too bad I'll seem like a nutcase if I try to explain to anyone outside this board...



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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 7:57:39 PM   
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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 8:11:18 PM   
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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 8:32:50 PM   
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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 8:40:44 PM   
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I didn't know you guys had such a fixation with the word "crap."

Any of you know its etymology?

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 8:45:35 PM   
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Some of these are classic!!!

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 8:46:14 PM   
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I didn't know you guys had such a fixation with the word "crap."

Any of you know its etymology?


crap - Middle english crappe chaff, derives from latin crappa

No, it did NOT come from Sir Thomas Crapper. (pre-emptive strike!!) By the way, he did NOT invent the flush toilet (although he came up with a variant). However, his NAME got him the credit (for more things than one)

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 9:21:20 PM   
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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 10:02:40 PM   
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MacArthur is a fun target

Edit: Crap..I spelled "aide" wrong




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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 10:57:01 PM   
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Another stab at Dugout Doug.



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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 11:00:55 PM   
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My side hurts from laughing at this thread!

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/9/2005 11:25:18 PM   
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Halsey,

I don't think it's strictly a database problem, because many of the leaked Japanese leaders are not in the scenario database. A quick way to determine this is when you don't see a comma in the leader's name. (e.g., "Muto, K." corresponds to a leader entered into the scenario database, while "Muto K." [w/o the comma] is a computer-generated leader). Many of the leaked Japanese leaders that appear in my games are of the computer-generated kind.

Heck, I've even seen computer-generated ALLIED names as "replacement" leaders, and these allied names lead me to believe -- as others have stated -- that the leaked names are pilots because they have AF ranks, not navy (e.g., an individual with the rank "FLT" in command of a ship). Also, when I see a leaked Japanese leader from the database, if I look back into the database, that leader always seems to be from the pilot list!!

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 12:40:54 AM   
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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 12:44:36 AM   
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I guess he was right, old soldiers DO fade away.

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 12:44:37 AM   
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ORIGINAL: tonyingesson

I just found this thread, and I can't stop laughing! Too bad I'll seem like a nutcase if I try to explain to anyone outside this board...




Amen, brother. My g/f just walked by, with this look in her face...

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 12:58:43 AM   
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Following up on the Fukawi/Doolittle jokes.



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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 1:08:51 AM   
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Re the Tankerace posting above with the USMC foxhole dialog:

LMAO at that one. Look, it's a long lost Bill Mauldin "Willie and Tojoe" cartoon....

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 1:11:37 AM   
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Hahahahahaha..... I tried to think of a name and Joe popped in their.... Willie and Tojoe, that's funnier than the image itself

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 1:24:01 AM   
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ORIGINAL: pasternakski

I didn't know you guys had such a fixation with the word "crap."

Any of you know its etymology?


I did not, but upon looking it up I find that the Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang has a loose reference to its use as a verb going back to 1673, and it's assumed by this book that the verb followed the noun in usage. In 1889 a slang dictionary by Barrere and Leland was givng it as a "popular name for excrement."

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 2:29:35 AM   
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It goes back much further than that. In the Middle Ages, when animal fat was rendered down for various products, there was a useless residue. It was referred to as "crappa."

It has not always been considered a bad or worthless thing. When you go to college and learn enough ridiculous non-information and listen to weird old drug-inspired music, you receive your degree "phi crappa zappa."

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RE: Leader bug and possible sacrilege??? - 2/10/2005 3:26:09 AM   
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Hi, My favorite Zappa. I drank beer with him one night in Ann Arbor. I was home on leave. He was a pretty sharp fellow. I think he would have liked computer wargames. He knew a lot of history.


"Billy the Mountain"

One, two, three . . .

BILLY the Mountain
BILLY the Mountain
A regular picturesque
Postcardy mountain
Residing between lovely
Rosamond and Gorman
With his stunning wife ETHELL,
A tree!
A tree!

BILLY was a mountain
ETHELL was a tree
Growing off of his shoulder

BILLY was a mountain
(BILLY was a mountain!)
ETHELL was a tree
Growing off of his shoulder
(ETHELL was a tree growing off of his shoulder)
(hey, hey hey!)

Billy had two big
Caves for eyes,
With a cliff for a jaw
That would go up 'n down,
And whenever it did,
He'd puff out some dust,
And hack up a boulder
(HACK!)
Hack up a boulder
(HACK! HACK!)
Hack up a boulder
(HACK! HACK! HACK!)
Up a boulder

Now, one day, now I believe it was on a Tuesday, a man in a checkered double-knit suit drove up in a large El Dorado Cadillac, leased from BOB SPREEN . . .

("Where the freeways meet in Downey!")

. . . And he laid a HUGE, BULGING ENVELOPE right at the corner of BILLY THE MOUNTAIN, that was right where his 'foot' was supposed to be.

Now, BILLY THE MOUNTAIN, he couldn't believe it! All those postcards he'd posed for, for ALL OF THOSE YEARS, and finally, now, AT LAST, his Royalties!

Royalties!
Royalties ...
Royalties!
Royalty check is in, honey!

Yes, BILLY THE MOUNTAIN was RICH! Yes, and his eyeball-caves, they widened in amazement, and his jaw (which was a cliff), well it dropped thirty feet!

A bunch of dust puffed out! Rocks and boulders hacked up, (hack! hack!) crushing 'The LINCOLN'!

I gave him the money
He acted real funny
He hocked up a rock and
It TOTALLED my car!

Oh, do you
Know any trucks
Might be bound for THE VALLEY?
I don't wanna stand here
All night in this bar
(Dear Lord)

I don't wanna stand here
All night in this bar
(No ****!)

I don't wanna stand here
All night in this bar!

By two o'clock, when the bars are already closed down, BILLY had broken 'THE BIG NEWS' to ETHELL. And with dust and boulders everywhere, BILLY, choked with excitement, announced . . .

"ETHELL, we're going on a VACATION!"

Yes, and they WERE going on a vacation! (Oh, and ETHELL, ETHELL, ETHELL, like every little woman, she of course was very excited! She creaked a little bit, and some old birds flew off of her.) BILLY told ETHELL they were going to . . . Yes! They were going to NEW YORK!

"ETHELL, we're going to . . . New York!"

But first they were gonna stop in LAS VEGAS . . .

It's off to LAS VEGAS
to check out the lounges
Pull a few handles,
And drink a few beers,
(Oh, ETHELL!)

ETHELL, my darling,
you know that I love you!
I'm glad we could have a
Vacation this year!
(Oh, NEET-O!)

Glad we could have a
Vacation this year!

They left that night, crunchin' across the Mojave Desert . . . their voices echoing through the canyons of your minds (POO-AAH!)

"ETHELL, wanna get a cuppa cawfee?"

(Howard Johnson's! Howard Johnson's!
Howard Johnson's! Howard Johnson's!)

"Ahhh! there's a HOWARD JOHNSONS! Wanna eat some CLAMS?"

The first noteworhty piece of real estate they destroyed was EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE . . .

And TO THIS VERY DAY, 'Wing Nuts' and Data Reduction Clerks alike, speak in reverent whispers about that fateful night when TEST STAND #1 and THE ROCKET SLED ITSELF . . . (We have ignition!) . . . got LUNCHED! I said LUNCHED! (Lunched!) By a FAMOUS MOUNTAIN-IN and his SMALL, WOODEN WIFE.

"Word just in to the KTTV News Service undeniably links THIS MOUNTAIN and HIS WIFE to drug abuse and pay-offs as part of a San Joaquin Valley SMUT RING! However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent NARCOTICS CRACK-DOWN, in Torrance, Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, Playa Del Rey, Santa Monica, Tujunga, Sunland, San Fernando, Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, Palmdale, Glendale, Irwindale, Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills,Cheviot Hills, will provide the SECRET EVIDENCE the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a CRIMINAL INDICTMENT, and pave the way for STIFFER LEGISLATION, increased FEDERAL AID, and AVERT A CRIPPLING STRIKE of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE . . . "

WITHIN THE WEEK, Jerry Lewis had hosted a Telethon ("Wah wah wah, nice lady!") to raise funds for the injured (injured . . . ) and homeless (homeless . . . ) in Glendale, as BILLY had just levelled it, and, a few miles right outside of town, BILLY caused a 'Oh Mein Papa' in the Earth's crust, right over the SECRET UNDERGROUND DUMPS (right near the 'Jack-In-The-Box' on Glenoaks) where they keep the POOLS OF OLD POISON GAS, and OBSOLETE GERM BOMBS, just as a FREAK TORNADO cruised through . . .

Yes, it was about three o'clock in the afternoon when little Howard Kaplan was sitting on his porch ( "Toto . . . !") just playing ( "Come on, Toto . . . !") and having a nice time with his little accordion ("Toto . . . !"), and this weird wind came up ("Toto . . . !"), direct from Glendale ("Toto . . . ! Toto . . . !"), blowing these terrible germs in his direction ("Come here, Toto . . . !"), and all of this caused ("Toto . . . !") by a huge mountain ("Aunty Em!")!

"Somewhere over the rainbow, bluebirds fly . . . "

. . . sucking up two thirds of it (SUCK! SUCK! SUCK!) for UNTIMELY DISPERSAL over VAST STRETCHES of WATTS!!!

Now, unless I misunderstood, it was right outside of Columbus, Ohio when BILLY received his NOTICE TO REPORT for his INDUCTION PHYSICAL. Now, lemme tell ya, ETHELL said, now ETHELL, ETHELL said she wasn't gonna let him go!

"I'm not gonna let you go, BILLY!"

"THAT'S RIGHT! We now have CONFIRMED REPORTS from an INFORMED ORANGE COUNTY MINISTER, that ETHELL is still an ACTIVE COMMUNIST, and it is This Reporter's Opinion that she also practices (COVEN!) WITCH-CRAFT!"

It was about this time that the telephone rang inside of the SECRET BRIEFCASE belonging to THE ONE MORTAL MAN who might be able to stop all of this senseless destruction and save 'AMERICA HERSELF'! (And I'm sorry to disappoint some of you, it was not Chief Reddin) This one MAN was STUDEBAKER HOCH, fantastic new SUPER HERO of the CURRENT ECONOMIC SLUMP.

(Oh) Now, some folks say he looked like (he was like, he was like) ZUBIN MEHTA (Zubin Mehta); still others say (others say he), bullsh*t, honey (bullsh%t, man) he's just another greasy guy who happened to be born next to the Frozen Beef Pies at BONEY'S MARKET. (Others say he was just a, just a) Still others say, John, piss on you, Jack! (crazy Italian) He's just a crazy Italian who drove a RED CAR. You see (nobody knows for sure 'cause he was so), nobody ever really knew for sure, because STUDEBAKER was so-o-o-o-o-o mysterious (mysterious) . . .

HE WAS SO
(He was so, he was so!)
MYSTERIOUS!

HE WAS SO
(He was so, he was so!)
MYSTERIOUS!

'Cuz when a person gets to be
Such a HERO, folks,
And MARVELOUS BEYOND COMPUTE,
You can never REALLY TELL
About a GUY LIKE THAT
(Whether he's really a NICE PERSON
Or if he just SMILES A LOT),
(What?)
Or if he has a son named 'PINOCCHIO',
Or what?

Whether he's really a NICE PERSON or if he has a son named 'PINOCCHIO' or what?

Some men say he could FLY
Some men say he could SWIM
Others say he could SING (like NEIL SEDAKA),
And all the girls in FLUSHING
Would be AMAZED of HIM
(Two, Three!)
AMAZED of HIM!
(Amazed!)
(Amazed!)

Time passes . . .
January, February, March, July . . .
Wednesday . . .
August . . .
Irwindale . . .
. . . 2:30 in the afternoon, Sunday, Monday . . .
Funny Cars!
Walnut!
Friday
City of Industry . . .
Big John Mazmanian!

So when the phone rang
In the secret briefcase,
A strong masculine hand
With a Dudley Do-Right wristwatch
And flexy bracelet
GRABBED IT
And answered
In a deep, calmly assured voice:

"So . . . ah . . . yeah, yeah, hello already . . . what? . . . Well, yeah? . . . Ah, are you kidding . . . ? You're not kidding . . . a mountain . . . ? With a tree growing off of its shoulder . . . ? Aw, you're fulla ****, man . . . ah, listen, by the way, before I go on; did you get those white albums I sent ya with the pencil on the front . . . ? Yeah . . . ? Yeah, you should move some of those for me, we're having a lot of . . . listen, so kiss little Jakee on the head . . . and, ah, how's your wife's hemorrhoids? Oh, that's too bad . . . Listen . . . so you've got a mountain, with a tree, listen, causing . . . oh, my! Well, let me write this down . . . sorta take a few notes here . . . yeah . . . ? To El Segundo, huh? Causing UNTOLD DESTRUCTION? (my baby, my baby) Wanted for DRAFT EVASION? An expense account? And per diem, too?"

SOME MEN SAY HE COULD DANCE!

They said he could DANCE, and, of course, THEY were right! Ladies and Gentlemen, this is it: THE STUDEBAKER HOCH DANCING LESSON & COSMIC PRAYER FOR GUIDANCE featuring Aynsley Dunbar, hit it!

Hey! Twirly, twirly, twirly, twirly, twirly!
Fillmore, Fillmore, Fillmore, Fillmore . . . Hey!

RIGHT HAND FROM THE HEART-UH
LEFT HAND FROM THE HEART-UH
RIGHT HAND FROM THE HEART-UH
LEFT HAND FROM THE LEFT SHOULDER
TO THE HEART-Uh

Fillmore, Fillmore, Fillmore, Fillmore . . .

NOBODY can DANCE like STUDEBAKER HOCH! So many rumors have spread about STUDEBAKER HOCH! (A rumor . . . a rumor . . . ) Consider this rumor (a rumor . . . ), which was published (a rumor . . . ) about three weeks ago in ROLLING STONE!

Oh, it's gotta be true!

STUDEBAKER HOCH can write THE LORD'S Prayer on the head of a pin!

"NO!"

Do-do-do-do-do,
Doot-doot-do DO DO DO!
Do-do-do-do-do,
Doot-doot-do DO!
etc.

(I'm so HIP!)

BEEF PIES!

He was born next to the BEEF PIES,
Underneath JONI MITCHELL'S autographed picture,
Right beside ELLIOT ROBERTS' big Bank Book,
Next to the boat
Where CROSBY flushed away all his stash
And the cops
Got him in the boat and drove away
To THE CAN
Where Neil Young slipped another disc

FROZE-ing by the PIES!
FROZE-ing by the PIES!
FROZE-ing by the PIES!

(And that was the main influence on HIM!)

The influence of a Frozen Beef Pie!

Boldly springing into action, he phoned his wife (who ran a modeling school), WHEREUPON HE . . . yes, HE ran around the back of 'THE BROADWAY' at Hollywood Boulevard and Vine to see if he could find himself some big large, un-used cardboard boxes (no ****!)

After which, he hit up the RALPH'S on Sunset for some 'AUNT JEMIMA SYRUP', some 'KAISER BROILER FOIL', and a pair of blunt scissors! Hey-hey!

Yes! Yes, and in the parking lot of RALPH'S, where "no prizes are lower prizes than RALPH'S," in the parking lot of RALPH'S (in between a pair of customized trucks where nobody was looking), he cut out some really, really, really NICE WINGS, and he covered them thoroughly with foil!

Thorough-LY wi-TH (e-e-e-e-e) FOIL-L-L!

Then he took those 'WINGS' and wedged one under each of his powerful arms and sneaked into a telephone booth . . .

YES!! Yes! And then he SHUT THE ****ING DOOR! And he pulled down his blue denim policeman type trouser pants, and he spread even amounts of AUNT JEMIMA maple syrup all over the inside of his legs!

Soon the booth was filling with flies!

(Help me, help me, help me!)

He held open the legs of his boxer shorts so they could all get in (Yes! Yeah!), and when each and every one of those little co^^%$n' flies had gone into his pants, and they were lapping up all that maple syrup, he bent over and he put his head between his legs and he said in a very clear, impressive, RON HUBBARD-type voice . . .

"NEW YORK!"

. . . and the booth and everything lifted up, out of the parking lot, and into the sky!

STUDEBAKER HOCH
YEAH, YEAH
STUDEBAKER HOCH
STU-DE-BAKER HOCH!

STUDEBAKER HOCH
YEAH, YEAH
STUDEBAKER HOCH
STU-DE-BAKER HOCH!

He's coating his legs
With AUNT JEMIMA syrup up and down!

His shorts'll be filled with flies
That will be buzzing all around!

Stoodlabaker Hoch:
He's really outa sight!
Stoodlabaker Hoch:
He does it every night!
Stoodlabaker Hoch:
He treats the flies all right
STOODLA-BAKER HOCH
That's why they never bite, hey!

(Please to New York!
Fly to New York!)

He could be a DOG
Or a FROG
Or a LESBIAN QUEEN!

(Fly to New York!)

He could be a NARK
Or a LADY MARINE!

Or he might play dirty!
He's OVER THIRTY!
(Getting old? Say! I don't know!)

His peculiar attire
And the flies he require
Keep leading him on
'Cause ETHELL is gone
They keep leading him on
'Cause ETHELL is gone
And THE MOUNTAIN she's on

And speaking of mountains, we'll join STUDEBAKER HOCH on the edge of BILLY THE MOUNTAIN's mouth. Take it away:

"Ah . . . ya, ya, ya, hey-ah BILLY, ah, listen . . . I've come to REASON with you! Our GREAT COUNTRY needs you in the Armed Forces! Your NUMBER came up . . . you can't go on running like this forever."

Oh! But ETHELL just shook her twigs angrily, but STUDEBAKER HOCH, calm, cool, collected, and UN-ferturbed, continued . . .

"Ya, well listen, you (cough cough) . . . listen, you COMMUNIST SON-OF-A-BI@@H! You better get your ass down there for your ****in' physical, or I'll see to it that you get used for FILL DIRT in some impending New Jersey MARSH RECLAMATION . . . and your girl-friend there will wind up disguised as a series of brooms, primative ironing boards (or a DOG HOUSE) . . . get the (cough, cough), GET THE PICTURE?"

Yeah, well, BILLY just laughed:

"HO, HO, HO! If they think they're gonna draft ME, they're CRAZY!"

Unfortunately, because STUDEBAKER HOCH was standing on the edge of BILLY THE MOUNTAIN's mouth when the giant mountain laughed, STUDEBAKER HOCH lost his footing and fell, screaming, two hundred feet into the rubble below!

"Aaahhhhh . . . oh ****, I'm gonna need a TRUSS . . . "

Oh, listen, that only goes to show you, and it'll show you once again that . . .

A Mountain is something
You don't wanna **** with
You don't wanna **** with
Don't f%$# around
(Don't f#$% around)

Don't **** with BILLY (No!)
And don't **** with ETHELL
(You saw what just happened
To the guy with the flies!)

DON'T F#$% AROUND!
DON'T F#$% AROUND!
DON'T F#$% AROUND!
DON'T F#$% AROUND!
DON'T F#$% AROUND!
DON'T F#$% AROUND!
DON'T F#$% AROUND!

With

Biddilly, Biddilly
Biddilly, Biddilly, Biddilly

BIDDILLY
THE
MOUNTIN-INNNNNNN!

(Eddie, are you kidding?)

Eddie, are you kidding?

< Message edited by Mogami -- 2/9/2005 8:35:35 PM >


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sweet mother of god that is funny

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