SNL's Tim K
randy paul
by Tim Kazyrinski (spelling?) about 13years
ago?
I would appreciate any of his stuff that you can
send, as I remember very little of it....
Some examples...
ORGASMS
newlyweds get DoItTilYou'reSore-gasms
Salesman get Door-to-Door-gasms
tennis players get Bjorn Borg-asms
etc....
Danil (who will compile if I receive enough to make it
worth the effort)
adam j. smargon
>Does anybody remember the sketches on SNL
>
>I would appreciate any of his stuff that you can
>send, as I remember very little of it....
When the then-Soviet leader Yuri Andropov died, Tim mocked the seriousness of
the New York Post's headline. It said: "Andropov Dead."
He said it should have been along the similar lines of humor the Post is known
for. He gave numerous examples of what it should have been, like: "How Now
Mos-Cow?", "We told Yuri, 'go to a cliff Andropov!'", among others....
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That was a character called Dr. Jack Bitovsky (sp?) during the news with
Brad Hall. Some of those were great. I wish I could remember all the ones
about STD's...
Baseball players with high batting averages get:
GOING -- GOING -- GONORRHEA
Not sure what that itching and burning is, you may have:
IPHYLLIS
Munchkins from Oz got
TWERPIES
just a few I could think of... probably very inaccurate
Maybe check your local video store for SNL classic tapes. They usually have
a list of sketckes on the back.
Todd
Iain P. Grier
>Does anybody remember the sketches on SNL
>by Tim Kazyrinski (spelling?) about 13years
>ago?
>
>
>Salesman get Door-to-Door-gasms
>
>tennis players get Bjorn Borg-asms
>
A girl who does it to get a fur coat has ulteriorgasms.
I think the sketch started with him giving some background on
orgasms, saying "Man first discovered the orgasm around 5000 B.C.
Women first discovered the orgasm around 1970..."
Tim was best known for his St. Huebert's Chicken ads, and his
contributions to the classic Police Academy series.
br...@mtechca.maintech.com
> In article <218ibj$8...@mickey.cc.utexas.edu>, tin...@mickey.cc.utexas.edu (randy paul) writes:
>>Does anybody remember the sketches on SNL
>>by Tim Kazyrinski (spelling?) about 13 years ago?
>>
>>I would appreciate any of his stuff that you can
>>send, as I remember very little of it....
>
> When the then-Soviet leader Yuri Andropov died, Tim mocked the seriousness of
> the New York Post's headline. It said: "Andropov Dead."
>
with Tim as the hapless husband doing the sketch with a large chimp
wearing a nightgown (his 'wife') and a small chimp in a diaper (his
'son'). Very funny, as Tim (with very straight face) tries to
carry on a one-sided conversation with his 'wife' as 'junior' is
tearing the bed-room set to pieces!
-JB
bruce higgins
br...@mtechca.maintech.com writes:
>>>Does anybody remember the sketches on SNL
>>>by Tim Kazyrinski (spelling?) about 13 years ago?
He used to do these vocabulary things, with big flashcards...the only one I
remember had to do with the
BJORN BORGASM...
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Jamie Lubin
>In article <1993Jul7....@mtechca.maintech.com> ,
>br...@mtechca.maintech.com writes:
>>>>Does anybody remember the sketches on SNL
>>>>by Tim Kazyrinski (spelling?) about 13 years ago?
>
>He used to do these vocabulary things, with big flashcards...the only one I
>remember had to do with the
>BJORN BORGASM...
The character's name was Dr. Jack Butofsky
Jon Pardue
>remember had to do with the
>BJORN BORGASM...
I remember:
In cars: Four-On-The-Floor-Gasms
Newlyweds: Let's-Do-It-'Til-We're-Sore-Gasms
Late-night movie fans: Igor-Gasms
American Indian women: Squaw-Gasms
Anyone have the whole list?
- Jon
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Bill Glidden
>In article <21u9aj...@newsstand.cit.cornell.edu> bruce higgins <lb...@cornell.edu> writes:
>>He used to do these vocabulary things, with big flashcards...the only one I
>>remember had to do with the
>>BJORN BORGASM...
>I remember:
>In cars: Four-On-The-Floor-Gasms
>Newlyweds: Let's-Do-It-'Til-We're-Sore-Gasms
>Late-night movie fans: Igor-Gasms
>American Indian women: Squaw-Gasms
Here's some more...
Lou Grant: Mary Tyler Moore-gasms
Newlyweds: Lets-do-it-till-we're-sore-gasms
After 5 yrs of marriage: I-got-mine-you-get-your-gasms
Women looking for a few
good men: Marine-Corps-gasms
Hockey players: Bobby-Orr-gasms
Jeff Popp
My recent divorce: Tramputation
Lonely sheperds: Lambputation
Weird lonely sheperds: Ramputation
Joseph V Panesko
>>BJORN BORGASM...
>
>I remember:
>
>In cars: Four-On-The-Floor-Gasmsa
>Newlyweds: Let's-Do-It-'Til-We're-Sore-Gasms
>Late-night movie fans: Igor-Gasms
>American Indian women: Squaw-Gasms
>
>Anyone have the whole list?
>
>- Jon
I remember a different list: "Impotents"
When you can't do it after working out: Gympotent
When you can't do it because you're fat: Blimpotent
When you're a 90# weakling: wimpotent
any others out there?
joe
Jamie Lubin
& yet another ;-)
Newlyweds: Let's-do-it-till-we're-sore-gasms
Oh & this one:
Newlyweds: Let's-do-it-till-we're-sore-gasms
Jairam Manjunathaiah
Hey guys,
Another Brick in the Wall - Pink Floyd
i always thought that they sang
Another prick in the hole during the chorus!
anybody else who heard it the same way?
jairam
manj...@ecs.umass.edu
Another Brick in the Wall - Pink Floyd
i always thought in the chorus they said
..another prick in the hole..
anybody else heard the same way?
Jairam
PS: Everything works better when plugged in.
Geoff Greene
"Another break in the wall?"
Thats funny, I always thought it was:
"Another great kid grow old!"
-geoff...
Philip Wang
But, on listening to Whitesnake's live version of "Ain't No Love In The Heart
Of The City," I kept onhearing (but I know it wasn't the lyric) "Anal love in
the heart of the city..."
wei hao
Philip Wei Hao Wang e-mail: pw...@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu
Hear the heavy metal thunder | A: "Ask me if I'm a carrot."
Full contact rock 'n' roll | B: "Are you a carrot?"
Play it loud or don't play it at all | A: "No."
THOMAS EDWIN SCHMIDLIN
m Manjunathaiah) writes:
>
>Hey guys,
>
> Another Brick in the Wall - Pink Floyd
>
>i always thought that they sang
> Another prick in the hole during the chorus!
>
>anybody else who heard it the same way?
>
>
>
I know they can't be saying this, but during The Who's "Who Are You?" it
sounds like the sing:
Who the f*ck are you.....
I've never been able to figure out what else it might be.
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When I lived near Phila., the morning DJ (Harvey in the morning)
would come up with themes. One day it was about misunderstood
lines from songs. I can only remeber two:
"excuse me while I kiss this guy" vs. "the sky" ??? by Hendrix
(I'm ashamed to admit I don't remember the song now)
(Please don't mail the title, I'll remember right after this posts)
"Just brush my teeth before you leave me" vs. "brush my cheek" Angel
of the Morning(?) by just about everybody.
Harvey pointed out that brushing someones teeth didn't make much
sense - but brushing their teeth made less.
A DJ near here one day pointed out a line from Midnight Oil. In
Blue Sky Mine (?), there's choruses of "Who's gonna save me".
She pointed out that on some of them they actually say (she
thinks - I agree) that they sing "Who's gonna shave me".
If you're confused, look at a picture of their lead singer.
c_b...@icrf.icnet.uk
seems to go:
"Just the Beer Light to guide us"
is this what he sings? Why should beer shine????
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In article <1993Jul15.0...@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu>, te...@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (THOMAS EDWIN SCHMIDLIN) writes:
> I know they can't be saying this, but during The Who's "Who Are You?" it
> sounds like the sing:
>
> Who the f*ck are you.....
>
> I've never been able to figure out what else it might be.
I'm pretty sure that is precisely what they are saying...
One day my friends and I discovered that we all had different
interpretations of a Neil Diamond (I think) song, which turns
out to be called "Forever in Blue Jeans".
I thought it was "A Rebel in Blue Jeans", and everyone else
thought it was "The Reverend Blue Jeans".
And: has anyone else noticed that "When the Going Gets Tough"
sounds like "Well you can go and get stuffed" ?
And what about this oldie that I could never quite come to
terms with:
I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
And I don't want to change your life,
But there's a warm wind blowing the stars around (??)
And I'd really love to see you tonight.
Any ideas?
Kari
aki
writes:
>And what about this oldie that I could never quite come to
>terms with:
> I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
> And I don't want to change your life,
> But there's a warm wind blowing the stars around (??)
> And I'd really love to see you tonight.
>Any ideas?
>
..actually it's...
"I'm not talkin' 'bout movin' in...
And I don't wanna change your life
But there's a warm wind blowin' and the stars are out,
and I'd really love to see you tonight"
cheers..
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Alec Henderson
> And what about this oldie that I could never quite come to
> terms with:
> I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
Try I'm not talking 'bout moving in
> And I don't want to change your life,
> But there's a warm wind blowing the stars around (??)
> And I'd really love to see you tonight.
Regards,
Alec Henderson
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C. Duff
>And what about this oldie that I could never quite come to
>terms with:
> I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
> And I don't want to change your life,
> But there's a warm wind blowing the stars around (??)
> And I'd really love to see you tonight.
Ha! This is hilarious! When this thread first started eons ago I
posted this very song because a friend of mine heard it that way
and never realized what they were saying till I sang it one day.
It's by England Dan and John Ford Coley and the name of the song
is "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight."
I'm not talking 'bout movin' in
And I don't wanna change your life.
But there's a warm wind blowin' the stars around
And I'd really love to see you tonight.
Carolyn
Phyllis Johnpoll
equine?
I am a cowboy
On a stale horse I ride
(I still think that's what he's saying, and Steel Horse is just the public
relations people's quick excuse.....)
*BB*
--
Hey, like, do what y'wilt, y'know. And, like, don't hurt anyone, okay?
-Cherry PopTart
James Paul Mork
that sounds to me like "... the mounds of rotten steak..."
I know what it really says... but to me I always hear what
I thought I heard the first time...
jPm
James Paul Mork
You could make a whole topic out of R.E.M. songs... I compiled
the lyrics to a song called SITTING STILL from their aptly named
MURMUR album. I really should post it... A friend of mine
really died when he read my version (or atleast what I thought
I heard...) I do remember the chorus went something like:
"Up to pine caded buys of kitchen signs but knot me in...
City troughened up became a waste of time sitting still..."
jPm
Matt Elkins
>> I know they can't be saying this, but during The Who's "Who Are You?" it
>> sounds like the sing:
>>
>> Who the f*ck are you.....
>>
>> I've never been able to figure out what else it might be.
>
they played the album version until one day some self-righteous prick called to
complain about this horrid affront to his delicate sensibilities. The manager, terrified of the FCC
(as most of them are) imediately had the song pulled from rotation until a "cleaned-up"
version could be obtained. A short while later we got a version from the record label that had
this line muddled. The "nasty" word hasn't actually be taken out, just sort of garbled. I suspect this
is the version you are most likely to hear on most radio stations.
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Gordy Thompson
>> terms with:
>> I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
>
>Try I'm not talking 'bout moving in
>
I'm not talking 'bout your linen
The one I could never come to terms with was McCartney's double redundancy
in "Live and Let Die":
. . . in this ever-changin' world in which we live in
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James Langley Nettles
over but I swear some times they said "F*k the Casbah".
jwg
The one I could never come to terms with was McCartney's double redundancy
in "Live and Let Die":
. . . in this ever-changin' world in which we live in
That's "in this ever-changing world in which we're living" - when you
filter it through McCartney's Liverpudlian accent, it *does* sound
the way you wrote it, though...
jim grey
j...@acd4.acd.com
Jon Pardue
Here's a double redundancy from John Cougar Mellencamp's "Smalltown":
"I cannot forget from where it is that I come from"
Than again, that's how all of us from Indiana talk. ;-)
T. Kerr
>Subject: Re: Misheard Songs
>Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1993 13:52:45 GMT
A friend of mine told me a story about his french Canadian class mate.
One day his friend, whose english is still choppy, was talking about
when he was at home in Quebec listening to the radio. He heard the song by
Brian Adams, "Cuts like a knife", except the way he heard it was "Cock
sucking wife". He couldn't believe how liberal english radio was to be
playing such music.
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Dino Ciccone
Joon. I am not sure the title of the song but a friend and I could swear
he says in a verse
Hannibal Lecter
Hannibal Lecter
Hannibal Lecter
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"Ci vorrebbe un'amica per poterti dimenticare"
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Jeff Popp
Back in the 70's Doctor Hook had the song 'On the Cover of the Rolling Stone".
The lyric :
"We got a gen-u-wine (genuine) Indian guru..."
sounds more like
"We got a chicken fried Indian guru...."
Kevin Quah
Wookin pa nub in all the wrong places
Wookin pa nub in too many places
(copyright Buh'wheat SNL 198?)
ba...@dfwvx1.dallas.geoquest.slb.com
or:
Unce, tice, fee times a mady.
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It's
I'm not talking 'bout moving in
And I don't want to change your life
But there's a warm wind blowing and the stars are out
And I'd really love to see you tonight.
The views expressed within are not necessarily the views of my employer.
slib...@altair.selu.edu
> In article <1993Jul15.1...@vax.oxford.ac.uk> eger...@vax.oxford.ac.uk writes:
>>
>>In article <1993Jul15.0...@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu>, te...@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (THOMAS EDWIN SCHMIDLIN) writes:
>>> I know they can't be saying this, but during The Who's "Who Are You?" it
>>> sounds like the sing:
>>>
>>> Who the f*ck are you.....
>>>
>>> I've never been able to figure out what else it might be.
>>
>>I'm pretty sure that is precisely what they are saying...
>>
>>
>>One day my friends and I discovered that we all had different
>>interpretations of a Neil Diamond (I think) song, which turns
>>out to be called "Forever in Blue Jeans".
>>I thought it was "A Rebel in Blue Jeans", and everyone else
>>thought it was "The Reverend Blue Jeans".
>>
>>And: has anyone else noticed that "When the Going Gets Tough"
>>sounds like "Well you can go and get stuffed" ?
>>
>>And what about this oldie that I could never quite come to
>>terms with:
>> I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
>> And I don't want to change your life,
>> But there's a warm wind blowing the stars around (??)
>> And I'd really love to see you tonight.
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>Kari
mine told me it was millenium. "I'm not talking about millenium..." i.e.
forever. Dumb song anyway.
ROBERT JOSEPH SOLFANELLI
Several years ago, I could've sworn that the song
"My Sharona" (by The Knack maybe?) was actually
"Rice-A-Roni" Who knew?
Also, a friend of mine's mother for years thought that
C.C.R. was singing "there's a bathroom on the right."
(And I thought I was stupid!)
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"An alcoholic is someone you don't like who drinks as much as you do."
-Dylan Thomas
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jwg
>And what about this oldie that I could never quite come to
>terms with:
> I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
> And I don't want to change your life,
> But there's a warm wind blowing the stars around (??)
> And I'd really love to see you tonight.
>Any ideas?
>
>Kari
That's "I'm not talking 'bout movin' in"
otherwise, you've got it right.
jim grey
j...@acd4.acd.com
Raman
This reminds me of an old CCR song, which for years I thought said:
I kin still hear the ol' bope tula
Rana tula buckin' bay
I kin still hear the ol' how'n dow pow kid
Chase you're gonna hoodoo there
Chorus:
Born on the Bayou
Born on the BAYYYOOUU
Raman
Jacques Strydom
What about one of Roxette's songs "Dangerous"
"She's got what it take to make mince meat"
It actually is "She's got what it takes to make ends meat"
Jacques
Kate Orman
Prince Charming
Rent-a-kill is nothing to be scared of
(My friend Peter!)
--
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This .sig is really Odo
ez00...@othello.ucdavis.edu
: Several years ago, I could've sworn that the song
: "My Sharona" (by The Knack maybe?) was actually
: "Rice-A-Roni" Who knew?
: Also, a friend of mine's mother for years thought that
: C.C.R. was singing "there's a bathroom on the right."
: (And I thought I was stupid!)
I also knew someone who thought CCR was saying "there's a
bathroom on the right."
He also thought the son "Lack of Communication" was
"Jack of with Lubrication"
I knew someone else who thought that Olivia Newton John's
"Physical" was "Let's get biblical."
By the by, in the Eagles "Hotel California", what's "Colitas"?
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"I think I am, therefore I am, I think."
Timothy J. Haddick
>da...@advtech.uswest.com ( Dale Lee) writes:
>
> > I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
> > And I don't want to change your life,
> > But there's a warm wind blowing the stars around (??)
> > And I'd really love to see you tonight.
>That's "I'm not talking 'bout movin' in"
>otherwise, you've got it right.
Almost. 3d line:
But there's a warm wind blowing, the stars are out
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9073h...@vms.csd.mu.edu
>>terms with:
>> I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
>> And I don't want to change your life,
>> But there's a warm wind blowing the stars around (??)
>> And I'd really love to see you tonight.
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>Kari
>
I used to sing along "I'm not talking 'bout the linen"; I think it's
really "I'm not talking 'bout movin' in."
Mary H.
Steve Miklos
>>>terms with:
>>> I'm not talking 'bout Bolivia (?)
>>
>
>really "I'm not talking 'bout movin' in."
>
southern accent so the second syllable is "Lin" instead of "Len".
Apparently, he wants to make it clear that he doesn't want to
see her just to discuss James Mitchener novels.
clif...@vax2.winona.msus.edu
Mary H. is right; it is "I'm not talkin 'bout movin'in", the rest is right.
Matt S.
The Kezzle
my 2 cents worth......for anyone who wants to hear it.
I don't know if this one has been asked before, but in the song
"Oh, what a night" by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons....somewhere
in the middle of the song, is what sounds like:
"I felt the rush like a rolling ball of thunder......etc"
I can never work out what these few words *actually* are....or could it even
be possible that my hearing is better than what I thought, and I have got it
right?? Hmmm....now that is a possibility that I haven't really considered.
**********
The Kezzle.
(Education Student, and One of the Future Unemployed)
William Crosmun
I always heard it as 'I'm not talking 'bout forever'
>
>Matt S.
>
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Blame the Japanese
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By George Dawson
When the phone is out of order, and the roof has sprung a leak,
When the money in your paycheck barely gets you through the week,
When the baby has the colic, and your dog is full of fleas,
Don't complain to Washington - just blame the Japanese.
When the crooks are running rampant, and the judges are too lax,
When letters from the I.R.S. demand some extra tax,
When your son is quitting college, and your daughter's getting D's,
Just do what Iacocca does - and curse the Japanese.
When your taxes keep on rising, while your bank-book starts to shrink,
When pollution clouds your city, so the air begins to stink,
When the temperature is falling, and your pipes are sure to freeze,
Call upon your Congressman to bash the Japanese.
When everyone around you is complaining of the news,
And some condemn the Arabs while others blast the Jews,
Stiffen up your lip, my son, and never bend your knees -
Just be a true American, and blame the Japanese.
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