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:lol: Yeah me too. I just thought that since it was done in the style of Bob Dylan and he is a little quirky that is why everything was a little off. Then I heard Al say in an interview that all of the lines in Bob were palidromes and light bulb went off.

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i knew it was about palindromes, but i thought palindromes were random signs
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Aw, this is a sad day for me, because I just found out that the phrase "bear claw" in Albuquerque refers to an actual pastry that I never heard of before. I just thought Al was randomly asking for actual bear claws at a bakery, and that made the line ridiculously funny to me. Oh, well.
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Bear claws are way yummy, though. Bummer that Al didn't get any donuts at all. Weasels on your face is not a good replacement, either.

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Leave it Wikipedia to assume they're more of a West Coast thing. I'm in the Midwest and have known about bear claws for a long time.
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AlejandraDD @ December 21, 2008 08:48 am wrote: Aw, this is a sad day for me, because I just found out that the phrase "bear claw" in Albuquerque refers to an actual pastry that I never heard of before. I just thought Al was randomly asking for actual bear claws at a bakery, and that made the line ridiculously funny to me. Oh, well.
I never thought of looking at it that way, but yeah that would add a little more comedy to that song. :lol:

And I agree with Patti, bear claws are one my favorite doughnuts! Yum!
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i live in PA, and I didn't see my first bear claw pastry thing until thanksgiving, when my brother pointed one out to me. I didn't know bear claws were real pastries either, up until then.
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They sell bear claws at almost every pastry store in Indiana, but most people in Florida have never heard of them.... even those from up north or out west. Bear claw? What's that?
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