World of Weird Al Yankovic

by **Squirrelygirl** » Sat Jun 10, 2006 1:44 am

Now, ya see, here's the danger of reading stuff like that at work. El had just posted the lyrics to YP, and just as I got to the, ahem, "fartypants" line, the my line rang and I had to try very, very hard indeed to sound relatively business-like and professional. I was cracking up so much

At least I managed not to answer the phone with "This is fartypants, may I help you?". Not the kind of thing you want to hear from your insurance agent. :blink:

sg

by **Kevbo1987** » Sat Jun 10, 2006 1:45 am

Squirrelygirl @ Jun 9 2006, 07:44 PM wrote: At least I managed not to answer the phone with "This is fartypants, may I help you?". Not the kind of thing you want to hear from your insurance agent.

Yeah, that just might scare a few people away.

by **algonacchick** » Sat Jun 10, 2006 1:59 am

Adrian, both "fartypantsness" and "fartypantsdom" are really great words!

sg, pretty funny post, there!

:lol:

by **Orthography Enthusiast** » Sat Sep 30, 2006 8:57 am

OK, we've got new material. Time to start overanalyzing again.

White and Nerdy: Is he really having a hard time deciding between Kirk and Picard? I think not. Consider:

Earl Grey tea: Favorite beverage of Picard.

Speaking Klingon: a Picard ability. Somehow Kirk always gave me the impression that the only foreign phrase he was likely to know was "voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir" if I spelled that right.

Stephen Hawking: a welcome presence in W&N's library and Capt. Picard's holodeck.

I rest my case.

by **algonacchick** » Sat Sep 30, 2006 3:51 pm

Helen, I bow to your white and nerdiness, and knowledge of Star Trek.

by **Kevbo1987** » Sat Sep 30, 2006 4:48 pm

Well, that settles that.

by **Bruce the Duck** » Sat Sep 30, 2006 5:38 pm

Actually, if you REALLY wanna over-analyze the line, it doesn't really make sense to say, "Do I like Kirk or do I like Picard" at all. Obviously, if he's a Trekkie he'd like BOTH of them. The question he should have asked is "Which do I like more, Kirk or Picard?" Of course, that wouldn't fit into the song, but it would be the better question to ask.

Website · by **SmileyGirl87** » Sat Sep 30, 2006 6:11 pm

Bruce the Duck @ Sep 30 2006, 10:38 AM wrote: Actually, if you REALLY wanna over-analyze the line, it doesn't really make sense to say, "Do I like Kirk or do I like Picard" at all. Obviously, if he's a Trekkie he'd like BOTH of them. The question he should have asked is "Which do I like more, Kirk or Picard?" Of course, that wouldn't fit into the song, but it would be the better question to ask.

I thought that too Jeremy... :lol:

This thread is absolutely brilliant, THANK YOU for bumping it...and if I was half as intelligent as the rest of you people, I'd attempt to (over)analyze as well..

~*Cat*~

by **Orthography Enthusiast** » Sat Sep 30, 2006 6:26 pm

algonacchick @ Sep 30 2006, 01:51 PM wrote: Helen, I bow to your white and nerdiness, and knowledge of Star Trek.

Thank you. If I get the chance on the next tour, I am so going to ask Al to sign my homemade Star Trek uniform.

by **Dumb N00b** » Sat Sep 30, 2006 6:30 pm

Actually, if you REALLY wanna over-analyze the line, it doesn't really make sense to say, "Do I like Kirk or do I like Picard" at all. Obviously, if he's a Trekkie he'd like BOTH of them. The question he should have asked is "Which do I like more, Kirk or Picard?" Of course, that wouldn't fit into the song, but it would be the better question to ask.

Not necessarily. I've known a few obsessive, W&N Trekkies--TREKKERS!---in my life, and they always liked one and hated the other with an irrational, fiery passion.

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