Who said i here all week

Last edited: Feb 2, Ferrol Senior Member Bilbao. Masood said:. Click to expand Circunflejo Senior Member Castellano de Castilla. Ferrol said:. Why are these expressed as questions? Is that how they're used or are you expressing doubt about your suggestions? The second one. It was meant to point out that it was just my guess. Circunflejo said:. Do those Spanish translations have that nuance, and if not, is there something that does?

However, the line also refers to the common usage of impression as an emotional perception, as in "leaving a good impression on someone," or "I left a good first impression. It would be kind of like it they had inserted a sound effect of a rimshot for those who don't know, a rimshot is a double beat on a drum followed by a cymbal, often done after a joke. So no, it's not just a hint I mean, it is a hint, but there is a joke there as well.

Darth Marsden. Or, to sound it out: ba-dum tish! He's making a bad joke and recognizing it. A play on words, sometimes on different senses of the same word and sometimes on the similar sense or sound of different words. PariahKing wrote: ». Yup, thanks everyone. Another non-english-speaker-mindbreaker. What is the meaning of Guybrushes "Timm-boing" phrase? It's a joke because he replaces the end of the word with 'boing!

Get it? SirBlueFlik wrote: ». And what about the joke with the nice cans? Can someone explain it to me please? Nice cans: Some other nice cans:. Caribbean Queen. Was that really necessary? Where's the moderator here? What's wrong with this? It's a good-looking woman. Where did it come from originally? Imagine yourself in a resort in the Catskills Mountains, circa ish Glasses and plates clink through the silence, waiters saunter through the room, embarassed for the comic, dying onstage at the other end of the room.

He tugs at his collar, ala the late, great Rodney Dangerfield, and he quips, "I ll be here all week, folks. Try the veal. He knows he stinks, but it s a living. He take the opportunity to encourage the crowd to "try the veal," meaning, if you don t like me, you might consider at least not taking out your disappointment or anger at wasting your time listening to him on the owner of the establishment.