Superfluous nipples: whose came first?
Froilan Vispo
I'm curious to find out if Krusty the Clown's superfluous nipple was
"inspired" by Marky Mark's.
So whose superfluous nipple came first? Krusty or Marky?
TIMOTHY GUEGUEN
Froilan Vispo ("vispo"@bigfoot.comDELETETHIS) wrote:
: I'm curious to find out if Krusty the Clown's superfluous nipple was
: "inspired" by Marky Mark's.
: So whose superfluous nipple came first? Krusty or Marky?
Its also possible that it was inspired by the professional killer
Scaramonga in the James Bond movie Man With the Golden Gun, who had a
third nipple. (I haven't read the original Fleming novel so I can't say
if the book character also possessed this feature.)
tim gueguen ad...@sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca
Bryan Munn
Jouni Paakkinen
Froilan Vispo wrote:
>
> I'm curious to find out if Krusty the Clown's superfluous nipple was
> "inspired" by Marky Mark's.
>
> So whose superfluous nipple came first? Krusty or Marky?
I believe Krusty's nipple is a reference to villain Scaramanga's third
nipple in James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun"
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Deborah Stevenson
In <5e3ra1$e...@ccshst05.cs.uoguelph.ca> bm...@uoguelph.ca (Bryan Munn) writes:
>I think The Man with the Golden Gun's came first.
>Froilan Vispo ("vispo"@bigfoot.comDELETETHIS) wrote:
>: I'm curious to find out if Krusty the Clown's superfluous nipple was
>: "inspired" by Marky Mark's.
>: So whose superfluous nipple came first? Krusty or Marky?
I would have thought that Anne Boleyn's predated Scaramonga's considerably.
Deborah Stevenson
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Daniel Fienberg
Bryan Munn (bm...@uoguelph.ca) wrote:
: I think The Man with the Golden Gun's came first.
I'd have to put Samuel Taylor Coleridge's CHRISTABEL before The
Man With the Golden Gun.
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What I really want to know is: Why, when people say the word
"superfluous", do they invariably pronounce it "soo-purr-full-us"?
JASON BOURGEOIS
Aren't ALL nipples superflous on men?
Steve Portigal
JASON BOURGEOIS (5kh5bo...@vms.csd.mu.edu) utters:
> Aren't ALL nipples superflous on men?
Unhhn-uhhhhh
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>What I really want to know is: Why, when people say the word
>"superfluous", do they invariably pronounce it "soo-purr-full-us"?
These are the same people who pronounce "nuclear", "noo-kue-ler".
Debbie =)
Woody
On 16 Feb 1997, JASON BOURGEOIS wrote:
> Aren't ALL nipples superflous on men?
>
When you're older, you'll understand...
Ohhhhh.... baby.
Woody!
Dale G. Abersold
Froilan Vispo <"vispo"@bigfoot.comDELETE THIS> writes:
> I'm curious to find out if Krusty the Clown's superfluous nipple was
> "inspired" by Marky Mark's.
>
> So whose superfluous nipple came first? Krusty or Marky?
How about the villain from "The Man with the Golden Gun" (wasn't his name
"Katanga"? Or am I thinking of another James Bond movie...)
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> I'm curious to find out if Krusty the Clown's superfluous nipple was
> "inspired" by Marky Mark's.
I think it was inspired by James Bond movies (or novels).
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T-Rex
In article <009AFF91...@vms.csd.mu.edu>, 5kh5bo...@vms.csd.mu.edu
wrote:
> Aren't ALL nipples superflous on men?
Functionally, yes. As erogenous zones, NO! (I'll keep mine, thank you).
And, no, it's not cold...
Joona I Palaste
Dale G. Abersold (sl...@cc.usu.edu) wrote:
: How about the villain from "The Man with the Golden Gun" (wasn't his name
: "Katanga"? Or am I thinking of another James Bond movie...)
"Scaramanga". "Katanga" was in "You only live twice". Boy, I _am_
obsessed with Bond movies... =)
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Christopher Lee had one in MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN, I believe.
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Yep.