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Simpsons - Lard of the Dance


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In the episode, this conversation takes place:

 

Lisa: I am not wearing this.

Alex: Oh, come on, Lisa. It's totally you. Just, you know, add some accessories, lip gloss, maybe drop five pounds ...

Lisa: Aren't we a little young for make-up, and ... what do you mean, five pounds?

Janey: Well you want to look nice for your date.

Lisa: Date?

Alex: Hello. For the dance. Eh.

Lisa: You guys have dates?

Sherri: Hello.

Lisa: Stop saying "hello"!

Alex: Okay, calm down, Lisa. DMY.

Lisa: What's DMY?

Alex: Don't Mess Yourself.

Lisa: Eww.

Alex: Yeah, that's why we changed it to DMY.

 

 

But, changed it from what? I guess it means Don't Mess Yourself, so what was it before? DSY? Why did Lisa say 'Eww' to DMY?

 

Can you tell I'm really busy at work?

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In the episode, this conversation takes place:

 

Lisa: I am not wearing this.

Alex: Oh, come on, Lisa. It's totally you. Just, you know, add some accessories, lip gloss, maybe drop five pounds ...

Lisa: Aren't we a little young for make-up, and ... what do you mean, five pounds?

Janey: Well you want to look nice for your date.

Lisa: Date?

Alex: Hello. For the dance. Eh.

Lisa: You guys have dates?

Sherri: Hello.

Lisa: Stop saying "hello"!

Alex: Okay, calm down, Lisa. DMY.

Lisa: What's DMY?

Alex: Don't Mess Yourself.

Lisa: Eww.

Alex: Yeah, that's why we changed it to DMY.

 

 

But, changed it from what? I guess it means Don't Mess Yourself, so what was it before? DSY? Why did Lisa say 'Eww' to DMY?

 

Can you tell I'm really busy at work?

 

Ehh??

 

Are you making opium at work today??

 

She didn't say eww to DMY, she said eww to "don't mess yourself". Saying DMY doesn't automatically put the image of one messing oneself, saying "don't mess yourself" does.

 

HTH :D

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Ehh??

 

Are you making opium at work today??

 

She didn't say eww to DMY, she said eww to "don't mess yourself". Saying DMY doesn't automatically put the image of one messing oneself, saying "don't mess yourself" does.

 

HTH :D

 

OK, so why did Lisa say eww to "don't mess yourself"?

But that wasn't the question anyway, it was "What was it changed from", why does she say they changed it to DMY?

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OK, so why did Lisa say eww to "don't mess yourself"?

But that wasn't the question anyway, it was "What was it changed from", why does she say they changed it to DMY?

 

Its either a windup or someone has hijacked his account!

 

Ok

 

"Don't mess yourself" puts an image of you messing yourself in your head. In lisa's head she pictured her soiling herself so the reaction to that image was "Eww".

 

next. It was changed from "Don't mess yourself" to "DMY" as when you say DMY you don't picture you messing yourself. Of course you could argue that "DMY" makes you think of "Don't Mess Yourself" and then in turn brings about the images. BUT, if you get used to using a certain abbreviation it could also be argued that the acronym ends up with the basic meaning of chill out without the indication of grossness.

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"I get knocked down, i get knocked down again, you aint never gonna knock me down"

 

and

 

"I take a whiskey drink, i take a chocolate drink and when i need to pee, i use the kitchen sink"

 

Make up for it though

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"I get knocked down, i get knocked down again, you aint never gonna knock me down"

 

and

 

"I take a whiskey drink, i take a chocolate drink and when i need to pee, i use the kitchen sink"

 

Make up for it though

 

what are those lyrics from?

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