Free Association Thread 4

[JKendallDane]

With no good reason I'll bet!

Don't get me started.

Bet it all on red.

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[MichaelinChina]

Don't get me started.

Bet it all on red.

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or ten bob each way.

 

[JKendallDane]

or ten bob each way.

If you get ten Bobs together, odds are you'll have at least one or two that go each way.

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[MichaelinChina]

If you get ten Bobs together, odds are you'll have at least one or two that go each way.

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haha I'll pay that!


a song from the 1970s by a band called Supernaut - "I Like it Both Ways".

 

[JKendallDane]

haha I'll pay that!


a song from the 1970s by a band called Supernaut - "I Like it Both Ways".

Kind of like people asking back then if The Village People might be gay.

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[MichaelinChina]

Kind of like people asking back then if The Village People might be gay.

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and way before that 'gay' just meant 'happy'...

"We'll have a gay old time..." was part of the lyrics of the theme for the Flintstones.

 

[Tio_Narratore]

and way before that 'gay' just meant 'happy'...

"We'll have a gay old time..." was part of the lyrics of the theme for the Flintstones.

Yeah and Barney was pretty close to Fred, you know, and Wilma, I'm sure, was into exchanging recipes with Betty...

 

[JKendallDane]

Yeah and Barney was pretty close to Fred, you know, and Wilma, I'm sure, was into exchanging recipes with Betty...

To say nothing of how many times Bugs Bunny was in drag and/or kissing Elmer Fudd.

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[MichaelinChina]

Yeah and Barney was pretty close to Fred, you know, and Wilma, I'm sure, was into exchanging recipes with Betty...

and there was also Yogi and Boo Boo, Jackie Gleason as Ralph Kramden and Art Carney as Ed Norton, and their wives - parallel to the Flintstones.

 

[Tio_Narratore]

To say nothing of how many times Bugs Bunny was in drag and/or kissing Elmer Fudd.

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See! We grew up on those cartoons and now we have gay marriage! Thank the god(desse)s for TV!

 

[MichaelinChina]

To say nothing of how many times Bugs Bunny was in drag and/or kissing Elmer Fudd.

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then along came Kermit who was blatantly heterosexual, although he was in love with an obese pig.

 

[Tio_Narratore]

then along came Kermit who was blatantly heterosexual, although he was in love with an obese pig.

Hey, Michael! Many men are chubby chasers, and, besides, who are you to imply corporeal criticism?

 

[JKendallDane]

then along came Kermit who was blatantly heterosexual, although he was in love with an obese pig.

But there was also Bert and Ernie...



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[MichaelinChina]

Hey, Michael! Many men are chubby chasers, and, besides, who are you to imply corporeal criticism?

Beer with a rum chaser.

 

[Tio_Narratore]

Beer with a rum chaser.

Rum with a rum chaser.

 

[MichaelinChina]

But there was also Bert and Ernie...



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Errol and Neil (from the Aunty Jack Show)..and Aunty Jack was a man dressed as a woman with a golden boxing glove, heavy boots, a granny dress and she rode a big motorbike.

 

[MichaelinChina]

Rum with a rum chaser.

...you'd just be getting drunk on rum. ugh..the rum on top of the beer is a better surer way to get well and truly pissed!

 

[Tio_Narratore]

Errol and Neil (from the Aunty Jack Show)..and Aunty Jack was a man dressed as a woman with a golden boxing glove, heavy boots, a granny dress and she rode a big motorbike.

Pretty much the whole Monty Python crew, then.

 

[JKendallDane]

Errol and Neil (from the Aunty Jack Show)..and Aunty Jack was a man dressed as a woman with a golden boxing glove, heavy boots, a granny dress and she rode a big motorbike.

And the ultimate "You really think they were straight?" characters: Batman and Robin.

Older wealthy guy and his boy ward running all over town in nothing but tights and constantly talking about "using the bat pole."

And how come Daniel Boone was so quick to run off to the woods with Mingo all the time? Hmmm.

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[Tio_Narratore]

And the ultimate "You really think they were straight?" characters: Batman and Robin.

Older wealthy guy and his boy ward running all over town in nothing but tights and constantly talking about "using the bat pole."

And how come Daniel Boone was so quick to run off to the woods with Mingo all the time? Hmmm.

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"Mingo," by the way, is Latin for "I piss."

 

[MichaelinChina]

"Mingo," by the way, is Latin for "I piss."

I know of a Mingo Crossing in Australia..

oh and...The Lone Ranger and Tonto?

 

[Tio_Narratore]

I know of a Mingo Crossing in Australia..

oh and...The Lone Ranger and Tonto?

And you thought "Kemosabe" meant "friend!"

 

[MichaelinChina]

And you thought "Kemosabe" meant "friend!"

LOL...yes I did...OK so what does it mean?

 

[Tio_Narratore]

LOL...yes I did...OK so what does it mean?

"Friend with benefits."

Actually it came from the name of a Boy Scout camp, "Ke-Mo-Sah-Be" in Minnesota. It might have been derived from Ojibwe /gimoozabey/, meaning "he who peeks."

 

[MichaelinChina]

"Friend with benefits."

Actually it came from the name of a Boy Scout camp, "Ke-Mo-Sah-Be" in Minnesota. It might have been derived from Ojibwe /gimoozabey/, meaning "he who peeks."

In other words, a Peeping Tom, a voyeur.

So when Tonto and the Lone Ranger took a piss together..(did they? or did they have segregated toilets then?) ..did Tonto try to peek at his "other's" penis, to compare?
Come to think of it, who called whom kemosabe? The LR or Tonto?

In which case, maybe it was the LR who was the peeing tom. (Fruedian slip there?..I meant Peeping Tom).

And why was a Boy Scout camp called 'he who peeks'? Oh this is a rich vein to mine.