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Conference thebay::joyoflex

Title:The Joy of Lex
Notice:A Notes File even your grammar could love
Moderator:THEBAY::SYSTEM
Created:Fri Feb 28 1986
Last Modified:Mon Jun 02 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1192
Total number of notes:42769

412.0. "Upun My Word" by SAHQ::LILLY (ACTor in Atlanta) Fri Sep 18 1987 11:03

    In one of _NEW YORK_ magazines competitive features, edited by Mary
    Ann Madden, readers were asked for the punned version of a well-know
    name in a famous phrase.  Here are some contributions:
    
    But soft, what light through John Deere window brreaks?
                                            __Ellen Burr
    
    Rich Little piggy went to mardet...   --Jacob Metzger
    
    Climb every Malcolm/Forbes every stream...   __Adrienne E. Gusoff
    
    Ivan II be alone.                     --Paul Chechanover
    
    Four-score Ann Sothern years ago...       --Paul Giordano
    
    The quick Redd Foxx jumps over the lazy dog.   __scott porter
    
    Is Disraeli Necessary?            --J. M. Brown
    
    Hickory Zachary SCott....         --Candy Wolfson
    
    I wouldn't wish it on Mae West Enemy.--Rosalie and Lucian Grillo
    
    
    
    Any more out there in Notesville
    
    
    how about...
    
    McMahon the life boats!!
    
    
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412.1slight wanderingLEZAH::BOBBITTface piles of trials with smilesFri Sep 18 1987 15:4914
    
    along the same lines (but not too far off)
    is the other alternative - names and phrases that sound like the
    real thing, but are actually other phrases entirely...
    
    one fairy tale I have heard is:  Ladle Rat Rotten Hut
    (I'll try to find a copy if I can) 
    (a.k.a. little red riding hood)
    
    and a famous mentioned in the prev?
    Robert Loosed His Evensong
    
    -Jody
    
412.2I read this one a lung term ego!HAVOC::SWIFTFri Oct 16 1987 10:142
    FYI--- Ladle Rat Rotten Hut, Center Alley and other furry tells came
    from a very silly book called Anguish Languish (English Language)