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Lissany
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I recently watched "Parasites Lost" and was reminded of a couple of my favorites: "Gumbercules? I LOVE THAT GUY."
I have a toddler that surprising has the qualities of Gumbercules (especially when trying to wrestle her into clothing) so this quote (along with the prior description) gets used a lot in our household. Also, I channel surf my XM a lot and I cannot pass by a Dave Matthews Band song and not say - Yes, except the Dave Matthews does NOT rock.
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Gorky
DOOP Secretary
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I was mocking one of the anchors on the local news today, and I almost said "I miss Morbo." No one else watching TV with me would have had any idea what I was talking about, of course, but still.
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DannyJC13
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Oh, another one, from the game:
Sal - Holy Jesuses!
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Gorky
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I saw "Bender's Big Score" last night, and this line for some reason always strikes me as 1.) funny and 2.) useful in real life (the bolded part, anyway): "Leelu is a rare, toothed female narwhal who got disoriented and washed up in Atlantic City, as we all do from time to time." That just tickles me.
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DannyJC13
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You got sent to the counselor's office for saying that? Wow, that's kind of ridiculous.
Well, it depends what context it was used in. leelafan3?
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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If another student was named Hitler the statement could have been misinterpreted.
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Gorky
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I don't think it's a reference to anything (though, yes, The Breakfast Club is a great movie); I think it's just a silly way for the Professor to refer to his pesky employees, with whom he does not normally eat breakfast. Like, he wants to make a distinction between his Work Friends and his Breakfast Friends.
Although "Breakfast Friends" does sort of make me think of "Super Friends"; I'm picturing a passel of pajama-clad geriatrics who fight crimes committed between the hours of six and ten AM, using spoons and milk and bran muffins.
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