Rate the Signature Above You!
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10/10. Red Green for the Win!
10/10. Red Green for the Win!
6/10. There's more to it than might first appear, I think. And it's amusing enough.
(PS: Jaytrek, I finally realized which song your old signature was referencing. It was on my favorite radio station last night and I thought "oh! This is Jaytrek's song". But now you've changed the song, so I'm behind again
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(PS: Jaytrek, I finally realized which song your old signature was referencing. It was on my favorite radio station last night and I thought "oh! This is Jaytrek's song". But now you've changed the song, so I'm behind again
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^The second quote? I kept the first one, and now the new first quote is from an earlier part in the same song as the second quote was (The Chain). I tried blending the quotes- hope it works!
I keep changing it partly because of the ratings from this thread, and partly because I'm still looking for a more permanent signature.
10/10. I still love that.
I keep changing it partly because of the ratings from this thread, and partly because I'm still looking for a more permanent signature.
10/10. I still love that.
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10/10.
Perhaps the best episode title in all of TOS. Love it.
10/10.
Perhaps the best episode title in all of TOS. Love it.
8.5/10. Sounds epic enough. 
(To clarify, Fleetwood Mac - The Chain and Owl City - This is the Future are where the quotes come from. Hopes this makes it easy for you DN, [and GH]
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(To clarify, Fleetwood Mac - The Chain and Owl City - This is the Future are where the quotes come from. Hopes this makes it easy for you DN, [and GH]
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yes i do. i read about it on wikipedia. i give it an 8/10
^^^ 9/10 
and Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime.
and Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime.
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9/10. An obscure Marx Brothers reference from 1921? That earns a lot of brownie points, my friend.
9/10. An obscure Marx Brothers reference from 1921? That earns a lot of brownie points, my friend.
Gotcha!
'Humor Risk' was real:
http://marxology.marx-brothers.org/humorisk.htm
But the details are lost to history, so I 'extrapolated'
some dialogue.
My 'location' should have indicated that something
was amiss.
Gotcha!
'Humor Risk' was real:
http://marxology.marx-brothers.org/humorisk.htm
But the details are lost to history, so I 'extrapolated'
some dialogue.
My 'location' should have indicated that something
was amiss.
I know they were pretty big on Vaudeville in the 'teens and twenties but I don't know a whole lot about their material at that time, so I wouldn't have been able to tell the difference between the real deal and extrapolation.
Gotcha!
'Humor Risk' was real:
http://marxology.marx-brothers.org/humorisk.htm
But the details are lost to history, so I 'extrapolated'
some dialogue.
My 'location' should have indicated that something
was amiss.
I know they were pretty big on Vaudeville in the 'teens and twenties but I don't know a whole lot about their material at that time, so I wouldn't have been able to tell the difference between the real deal and extrapolation.
One of the most memorable things about Groucho is a time when he was supposed to ask a woman a question:
"Hiya, Toots, how do you like the show?"
He got a little messed up and what he actually said was:
"Hiya, Tits, how do you like the show?"
7/10. Nice quotes, and the more familiar I become with the songs you take them from, the more I appreciate them. Like I said before, I had a "oh, that's Jaytrek's song!" moment not too long ago, when the radio started playing something I now recognized...
