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Ryan Glanzer

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Jan 31, 2001, 11:25:13 PM1/31/01
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On the episode where Homer goes into outer space, who is the singer in the
control center who sings to the astronauts on the rocket and what is the
song??? I could look it up in my Simpsons Episode Guide book but I can't
find it, so who can help?


Rich Tintera

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Feb 1, 2001, 3:02:20 AM2/1/01
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Ryan Glanzer wrote in message ...

James Taylor- he changes the ending of "Fire and Rain" to be more upbeat.
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Emetib67334

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Feb 1, 2001, 7:44:19 AM2/1/01
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James taylor

Jimmy Legs

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Feb 1, 2001, 9:25:12 AM2/1/01
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> James Taylor- he changes the ending of "Fire and Rain" to be more
upbeat.

i gained a lot of respect for james taylor after this appearance, since
he actually had to do some original singing here, unlike other musical
guest stars who say their lines and then hit 'play' on the cd player.
notable exceptions are the ramones (burn's birthday song) and barry
white (whacking day-oriented opening of "can't get enough of your
love").

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Dan Hinojosa

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Feb 1, 2001, 12:22:04 PM2/1/01
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What did he say though when he got angry at the astronauts?

aaron_h...@my-deja.com

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Feb 1, 2001, 12:39:47 PM2/1/01
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In article <t7hp6hr...@corp.supernews.com>,

Famous lines from this episode include:

"Union regulations state that every employee has to be employee of the
month at least once regardless of gross incompetence or rank odor."

"DE-FAULT! The two greatest words in the English language!"

"Careful, they're ruffled!"

"Protect the Queen!"
"Which one is the Queen?!"

Aaron Hirshberg

eddavies

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Feb 1, 2001, 2:28:05 PM2/1/01
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<aaron_h...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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Forget the lines..the only reason to watch that episode is for the AMAZINGLY
funny take one 2001 where Homer eats the crisps..I was pissing my self with
laughter...! :)


Ash

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Feb 1, 2001, 5:14:46 PM2/1/01
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what in the holy hell is a crisp. wait, you must be from englandia or
something

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Shane Charleson

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Feb 1, 2001, 5:47:13 PM2/1/01
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> James taylor

WOW! Former president James Taylor.

shane j. fong


Dan Hinojosa

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Feb 1, 2001, 5:45:44 PM2/1/01
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I'm going give props to England for this one. Something about the word
'crisps' that make it sound sexy.

Dan Hinojosa

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Feb 1, 2001, 5:47:06 PM2/1/01
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Holy shit, what is wrong with my English. Let me rewrite that accident.

I'm going to give props to England for this one. Something about the word
'crisps' that makes it sound sexy.

Stephen Houchen

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Feb 1, 2001, 5:51:04 PM2/1/01
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Feelin' randy?

Niki

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Feb 1, 2001, 7:09:04 PM2/1/01
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> > > "Protect the Queen!"
> > > "Which one is the Queen?!"

"I am!"
"No your not!"


Dan Hinojosa

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Feb 1, 2001, 8:37:39 PM2/1/01
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I'm such a brilliant sod!

Michael Nusair

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Feb 1, 2001, 11:58:58 PM2/1/01
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Ash wrote:

> > Forget the lines..the only reason to watch that episode is for the
> > AMAZINGLY funny take one 2001 where Homer eats the crisps..I was pissing
> > my self with laughter...! :)
>

> what in the holy hell is a crisp. wait, you must be from englandia or
> something

Yeah, "crisps" must be British for chips.

That reminds me of a funny line in Snatch. A disgruntled Dennis Farina
says, on the way British people talk: "The language was supposedly
spawned here, yet I can't understand a thing." Well, it was much
funnier in the actual movie. I can't really remember the line.

Stupid lousy memory.


*-----------------------------------*
| Michael Nusair | mnu...@home.com |
|------------------------------------------------------------------*
| Burns: Oh, quit cogitating, Steinmetz, and use an open-faced |
| club. The sand wedge! |
| Homer: Mmm... Open-faced club sandwich. |
*------------------------------------------------------------------*

Internet King

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Feb 2, 2001, 9:37:59 AM2/2/01
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eddavies wrote:

I used to be just full of vinegar.
Sincerely,
Little Girl

Internet King

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Feb 2, 2001, 9:38:57 AM2/2/01
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Michael Nusair wrote:

> That reminds me of a funny line in Snatch.

I recognize those words but that sentence doesn't make any sense.
Sincerely,
Little Girl

Internet King

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Feb 2, 2001, 9:39:20 AM2/2/01
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Stephen Houchen wrote:

> Feelin' randy?

Who's Randy?
Sincerely,
Little Girl

aaron_h...@my-deja.com

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Feb 2, 2001, 9:27:12 AM2/2/01
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In article <3A7A0F63...@digitalpriest.com>,

Dan Hinojosa <digita...@digitalpriest.com> wrote:
> I'm such a brilliant sod!

Ay, guv!

Stephen Houchen

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Feb 2, 2001, 11:11:19 AM2/2/01
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> > That reminds me of a funny line in Snatch.
>
> I recognize those words but that sentence doesn't make any sense.

YAHOO SERIOUS FILM FESTIVAL

S
shou...@cisco.com

LEnglefamily

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Feb 3, 2001, 2:01:32 AM2/3/01
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I believe the song was "You've Got a Friend", and I think it was performed by
James Taylor. I don't know if James was himself or impersonated. He might be
dead for all I know....

Internet King

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Feb 5, 2001, 10:34:37 AM2/5/01
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aaron_h...@my-deja.com wrote:

> In article <3A7A0F63...@digitalpriest.com>,
> Dan Hinojosa <digita...@digitalpriest.com> wrote:
> > I'm such a brilliant sod!
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> Ay, guv!

Freshen your drink, guvner?
Sincerely,
Little Girl

Jeremy Bleichman

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Feb 5, 2001, 5:09:40 PM2/5/01
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Internet King wrote:

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> Freshen your drink, guvner?
> Sincerely,
> Little Girl

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