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12-09-03 | 01:40 AM
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Originally posted by Jadzia
I always thought "party hardy" meant party hearty, ie party heartily.
I always thought "party hardy" meant party hearty, ie party heartily.
12-09-03 | 08:24 AM
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Without context, Party hardy is a way of saying Party hard (or party a lot). So, maybe Otto was saying the partying began too late? Yeah, without context it's difficult to say.
Well, the class was was waiting for the school bus to go on a field trip to the Springfield nuclear power plant. So, Otto the bus driver was late, and when he pulled over, he said "sorry little dudes, party hardy was tardy." He meant that he was late because of the booze?
Not sure what the question is. Are you asking what a maple log is?
Homer was a A supervisor who cared too much...cared too much about what?
12-09-03 | 08:43 AM
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Originally posted by Pelayu
Party hardy was tardy. it was said by Ottoman
What did he mean though?
Right across the plate in baseball means a pitch sent through? right?
Homer was a A supervisor who cared too much...cared too much about what?
Beer Duff and police chief Wiggum ..do these words mean something or they are just a trade mark and a name respectively?
In City Hall the councilman says: Coffe and maple log in the lobby... ??? What?
Party hardy was tardy. it was said by Ottoman
What did he mean though?Right across the plate in baseball means a pitch sent through? right?
Homer was a A supervisor who cared too much...cared too much about what?
Beer Duff and police chief Wiggum ..do these words mean something or they are just a trade mark and a name respectively?
In City Hall the councilman says: Coffe and maple log in the lobby... ??? What?
The quote is "Party Hearty equals Tardy" meaning too much partying the night before and now he's late.
"Homer was a A supervisor who cared too much...cared too much about what?"
This is a joke that didn't go over very well. The reality is that he didn't care much at all.
Wiggum is a made up name. Duff beer is too, but it sounds similar to some beer names in the US. In Austrialia, they actually made a "Duff Beer" brand of beer, but it was quickly taken off the market.
"In City Hall the councilman says: Coffe and maple log in the lobby... ??? What?
"Simple just a statement, meaning refreshements in the lobby.
12-09-03 | 09:00 AM
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A maple log is a type of donut.
12-09-03 | 12:06 PM
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Originally posted by Cusm
A maple log is a type of donut.
A maple log is a type of donut.
12-09-03 | 12:25 PM
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I thought that was a pecan roll/log. I have never dealt with any of these nut covered roll/log things, so I do not know for sure. Sorry to add even more confusion to our non-American friend.
12-09-03 | 01:00 PM
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Originally posted by Pelayu
Beer Duff and police chief Wiggum ..do these words mean something or they are just a trade mark and a name respectively?
Beer Duff and police chief Wiggum ..do these words mean something or they are just a trade mark and a name respectively?
The first time I remember Duff appearing was in the first-season episode Homer's Odyssey, when, after being fired from the power plant, Homer is lying on the couch watching television aimed at the unemployed and unemployable.
Duff Beer commercial: Unemployed? Out of work? Sober? You sat around the house all day, but now it's Duff time! Duff, the beer that makes the days fly by!
Homer: Beer. Now there's a temporary solution.
Quotes copied from www.snpp.com
12-09-03 | 09:56 PM
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