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C+C Music Factory, “Gonna Make You Sweat”



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For Die Hard Saturday Night Live Fans

Air Date:![]()
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Special Guests:
February 8th, 1992![]()
Susan Dey![]()
C+C Music Factory![]()
None
C+C Music Factory, “Gonna Make You Sweat”



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Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey
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Jack Handey V/O:
If you ever go temporarily insane,
don’t shoot somebody, like a lot of people do.
Instead, try to get some weeding done,
because you’d really be surprised.

Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey
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Jack Handey V/O:
When I was a kid my favorite relative was Uncle Caveman.
After school we’d all go play in his cave,
and every once in a while he would eat one of us.
It wasn’t until later that I found out that Uncle Caveman was a bear.


Art Museum
Black Woman…..Ellen Cleghorne
Lawyer…..Mike Myers
Housewife…..Susan Dey
Spoiled White Girl…..Beth Cahill
Black Boyfriend…..Tim Meadows
Art Critic…..Phil Hartman
Security Guard…..Chris Farley
Lunatic…..Kevin Nealon
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[ open on interior Museum, Black Woman staring toward the camera at what is supposed to be a painting on the wall. Lawyer enters from back hall, and also stares forward at the painting. ]
Black Woman: You know, I may not be a major art critic or anything, but I rally like this painting. [ exits scene ]
Lawyer: [ looks at the painting more closely, as a Housewife enters the scene behind him ] Wow. You know, I may just be an arrogant, bandwagon-jumping, yuppie lawyer who knows nothing about art, but I fool myself into thinking people feel my opinion is important, so I’m compelled to give one. [ pause ] Crap!
Housewife: Now.. hold on a second.. I know I’m just a bored housewife who only came in here to buy a museum totebag so that people on my city bus will think I’m cultured.. but by initiating a conversation with me, you’ve given me the opportunity to run my big, fat yapper and annoy somebody besides my husband and children for a change. I thik it’s very good.
Lawyer: You remind me of my mother. I am leaving the museum. [ walks away ]
Housewife: Wait. I’ll go with you. [ follows him ]
Spoiled White Girl: [ enters scene with Black Boyfriend, stares at the painting ] Look at this one. You know, even though I’m in college majoring in Art History, I still know nothing about art, due mainly because I chose that major, not to learn, but rather to get revenge on my parents. In addition to my choice of major, I’m doing other things to upset and irritate them, such as: dating a black man, and shaving the side of my head. It reminds me of that dot-painting guy.
Art Critic: [ enters slowly from the side and stares at the painting between the couple ] I couldn’t help overhearing what you were saying. I, like you, majored in Art History, but I enjoye it, or, at least, created the illusion I liked it because I had to. As a left-wing, PBS-watching, pottery-making gay activist, it was expected that I enjoy it along with foreign films and goatees. And now for my predictable, pretentious opinion on this painting: it’s revolting.
Black Boyfriend: Really? Well, before we get into a fight over this, I’m going to interrupt this conversation by dragging this spoiled white freak over to the Banana Republic to buy me some new clothes, and maybe a belt, so I can tie her up later and make her moo like a cow. [ they walk off ]
Security Guard: [ enters from the back, approaches Art Critic staring at the painting ] Fifteen minutes to closing! Fifteen minutes, and the gallery will be closed! [ looks at painting ] You know, even though I’ve worked here for eight years, I never really had the time to enjoy looking at the paintings. I guess I’m just too busy loafing around! [ laughs ] And dreaming about 5:00 PM, when I can punch the clock and haul my fat ass home to my place in Queens and watch “Growing Pains”. With a six-pack of Pabst’s Blue Ribbon and a box of Dunkin Donuts on my lap. I just wish I had the intellectual capacity to form an opinion on this painting. But.. tragically, any brain cells I might have had are long gone through years of neglect and decay. [ pause ] Fifteen minutes to closing. [ exits back the way he entered ]
[ Art Critic continues to stare somewhat admiringly at the painting ]
Lunatic: [ enters from rear, looking around cautiously, stops in front of the painting ] You know, I don’t even know I’m in a museum right now. I don’t even know my name. I’m just excited I’m in a building that contains so many people. [ pulls down his pants ] Watch me pull down my pants and run past those kind folks praising over there, and scare them to death. Here goes nothing! [ runs back the way he entered ] Woo-hoo!! I’m naked, I’m naked!! Woo-hoo!!
[ Art Critic continues to stare at the painting, as the scene fades out ]

The Sensitive Naked Man
Sensitive Naked Man…..Rob Schneider
Cathy…..Susan Dey
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[ open on the Sensitive Naked Man entering Cathy’s apartment. He carries a book to cover his privates from the camera ]
Sensitive Naked Man: It’s really good to see you again, Cathy. It’s been too long.
Cathy: Well, it’s great that you stopped by. [ sits on the couch ]
Sensitive Naked Man: [ sits next to Cathy on the couch ] I brought you something. It’s a book.
Cathy: Wow! Where’d you get this?
Sensitive Naked Man: One of those second-hand bookstores downtown. It seemed like you. So, how have you been? Have you been okay?
Cathy: Yeah, I’m fine.
Sensitive Naked Man: Wait a minute. Something’s wrong. I can tell.
Cathy: [ sighs ] No. I’m doing great. Really.
Sensitive Naked Man: What’s troubling you, Cathy?
Cathy: Nothing! Nothing!
Sensitive Naked Man: Hey, come on. I can always tell when something’s bothering you.
Cathy: [ sighs ] Well.. if you really want to know.. it’s because you’re not wearing any clothes. And it really freaks me out.
Sensitive Naked Man: Hey, come on. What’s really bothering you?
Cathy: I told you! It’s your nakedness. You never ever wear any clothes. Never. It’s really disturbing. And I think I’d really prefer it if you, like, went home and put something on. [ stands ]
Sensitive Naked Man: If you think I’m leaving you before I find out what’s really bothering you, you’re crazy.
Cathy: Would you just.. put, like, a towel on, or something?
Sensitive Naked Man: Hey, we’re talking about everything except what’s really bothering you, aren’t we? Sure, I could put on a towel, or borrow your bathrobe, but we’re not going to find out what’s really bothering you until you can really talk about it. Now, come on. [ they sit ]
Cathy: Okay.. When I was a little girl, my mother had a beautiful music box that meant a lot to her.. and one day I was playing with it, and I broke it! And I was too afraid to tell her.. and I hid all the pieces away.. and she never found out what happened to it.. and now she’s dead..!
Sensitive Naked Man: Hey, hey.. it’s okay. It wasn’t your fault.
Cathy: No?
Sensitive Naked Man: You were just a kid.
Cathy: Yeah..
Sensitive Naked Man: You were just a kid..
Cathy: Oh.. wow! You know, I’ve never been able to tell anybody that before.. thank you!
Sensitive Naked Man: Come on.. let’s go get some sushi!
Cathy: [ smiles ] No, I don’t think so.
Sensitive Naked Man: Why not?
Cathy: Because you don’t have any clothes on.
Sensitive Naked Man: Come on, Cathy. What’s really bothering you?
Cathy: You’re naked.
Sensitive Naked Man: Tell you what? Why don’t I go down there and get us a table, and you can come down when you’re ready. Okay?
Cathy: Okay. [ smiles ]
Sensitive Naked Man: [ stands and walks toward the door, exposing his butt crack ]
Announcer: This has been “The Sensitive Naked Man”.
[ fade ]



Partridge Family vs. The Brady Bunch
Laurie Partridge…..Susan Dey
Keith Partridge…..Dana Carvey
Danny Partridge…..Mike Myers
Shirley Partridge…..Julia Sweeney
Jan Brady…..Melanie Hutsell
Tracy Partridge…..Siobhan Fallon
Greg Brady…..Kevin Nealon
Marcia Brady…..Beth Cahill
Cindy Brady…..Victoria Jackson
Peter Brady…..Adam Sandler
Reuben Kincaid…..Chris Farley
Christopher Partridge…..David Spade
Bobby Brady…..Rob Schneider
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[ open on “Partridge Family” opening theme sequence ]
[ dissolve to Partridge garage, as the family practices their tunes; Reuben Kincaid stands at the back of the garage, watching and nodding approvingly ]
Partridge Family: [ singing ]
“I’m sleeping
And right in the middle of a good dream
like all at once I wake up..”
[ a knock at the garge door ]
Laurie Partridge: I hear a knock at the door!
Keith Partridge: [ to Danny ] Ah.. you wanna go get that, Squirt?
Danny Partridge: I don’t work for free!
[ the door opens, Jan Brady enters ]
Shirley Partridge: Hey, everybody, look who’s here – it’s Jan Brady from across the street!
Jan Brady: Hi! What’s going on? I got so sick of Marcia, I had to get away! She had already promised a date with Charlie, and she dumped him for Doug Simpson, the big man on campus ‘ cause something suddenly came up. Then Peter accidentally hit her in the nose with a football! But she deserved it, ’cause all I ever hear about is Marcia. Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!!
Laurie Partridge: Hey, we have our problems, too. I mean, last week a skunk got on the tour bus and Danny got sprayed. So we all had to take baths in tomato juice before the performance.
Shirley Partridge: So, Jan, let’s jam!
Jan Brady: [ excited ] Okay! Yeah! I’d like that, I guess. Sure! Let’s do it!
Tracy Partridge: I’ve got a tambourine! [ hands it to Jan ]
Jan Brady: Alright!
[ The Partridge Family starts “I Think I LOve You” again, but Jan interrupts ]
Jan Brady: Hey! You guys aren’t singing! You’re faking! And those pretty voices are on a tape! I’m gonna go tell my brothers and sisters! [ pokes her head out the garage door ] Hey, you guys! Come on!
[ the five other Brady siblings enter the garage ]
Greg Brady: Hey, Jan, what’s up?
Marcia Brady: Yeah! What’s all the fuss about?
Keith Partridge: [ moves forward ] Hey, Marcia. You still playing hard to get?
Marcia Brady: Don’t even try it, Keith! Jan, why’d you call us over here?
Jan Brady: I just found out the world-famous Partridge Family doesn’t sing their own songs! They’re faking!
Cindy Brady: That’s not very nice..
Peter Brady: [ still struggling through puberty ] Yeah! You could set a really crummy example for the other bands!
Reuben Kincaid: [ finally speaks ] Yeah? Well, at least this band has a great sound!
Jan Brady: What do you mean? THe Brady Six has a great sound!
Greg Brady: Yeah! We challenge you guys to a Battle of the Bands!
Brady Six: [ singing ]
I think I’ll go for a walk outside now,
The summertime’s calling my name, I hear it now.
I just can’t stay inside all day,
I’ve got to get out, gimme some of those rays.
Everybody’s smiling (sunshine day),
Everybody’s laughing (sunshine day)..”
Laurie Partridge: That’s pathetic!
Keith Partridge: Yeah, yeah.. one.. two!
Partridge Family: [ singing ]
“I think I love you! (I think I love you)
I think I love you
So what am I so afraid of?
I’m afraid that I’m not sure of
A love there is no cure for..”
Greg Brady: I know what you’re afraid of! You’re afriad of this next song!
Brady Six: [ singing ]
“When it’s time to change, you’ve got to rearrange,
Who you are and what you’re gonna be.
Sha na na na na na na na na
Sha na na na na.
Sha na na na na na na na na na
Sha na na na na..”
Christopher Partridge: Shut up! Shut up! Hey, everybody! Let’s show them what we can do!
Partridge Family: [ singing ]
“I woke up in love this morning
I woke up in love this morning
Went to sleep with you on my mind.”
Jan Brady: You make me sick! You make me sick! We’ve got choreography!
Brady Six: [ singing ]
“We’re gonna keep on, keep on, keep on singing and dancing all through the night.We’re gonna keep on, keep on, keep on doing it right.”
Keith Partridge: Alright, alright, alright, enough, enough! Now, let’s try to work this out.. Mom, help us out.
Greg Brady: [ laughs ] Shyeah! Momma’s boy! I guess you gotta talk to Momma! Poor baby doesn’t have a daddy!
Reuben Kincaid: Hey, watch it! I’ll show ya who’s Daddy! [ pulls Shirley down and plants an aggressive kiss on her ]
Laurie Partridge: Come on! Maybe we don’t have a dad, and maybe we do lip-sycnh.. but you’re all half-adopted! [ Bradys all yell “Shut up!” ] It’s true! None of you are related as brother and sister, so what’s going on there?!
Jan Brady: We’re all couples! Is that what you want to hear? By the way, Laurie, I always envied you when you got a radio station in on your braces! That was really far out!
Mushmouth: Heyba, babies! What’sba allba fuss about? At leastba you can talkba..
Keith Partridge: Hey! Mushmouth from “Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids” is right!
Jan Brady: He is, Keith! Hey, everybody – let’s all play together!
Shirley Partridge: Now you’re talking!
[ they all sing “I Think I Love You” together, as the scene fades ]


Mike Tyson Trial
Prosecution…..Phil Hartman
Defense…..Mike Myers
Judge…..Susan Dey
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[ open on Mike Tyson Trial at the Indianapolis Superior Court ]
Prosecution: Your Honor, I would like the medical report on abrasions admitted as evidence.
Defense: Your Honor, I object! This is not evidence in this case. Sexual relations were consensual, and any abrasions were simply the results of my client’s larger-than-average anatomy.
Prosecution: Your Honor, we’ve heard this ridiculous argument, and once again I must object to this line of defense. Mr. Tyson’s “larger-than-average anatomy”, this alleged “endowment”, is unfounded and unsubstantiated!
Judge: Counsel will aproach the bench. [ Prosecution and Defense step up to the bench ] I’m afriad I have to agree wih Prosecution here.
Defense: Your Honor, my client is prepared to support this argument.
Judge: Well, if Defense is ready to present such evidence, you may proceed. But, I caution you, it had better be relevant to this case.
Defense: Thank you, your Honor. Mr. Tyson?
[ Mr. Tyson stands up, opens his jacket, and unzips his pants. With his back to the camera, we hear a loud thud, as his penis drops to the floor. The Judge is stunned by the enormous size. ]
Judge: I’ll allow it. [ sips water ]
Prosecution: Your Honor, again, I object to this line of defense. We all know that size does not matter, it simply doesn’t matter!
Judge: [ still looking at Tyson’s enormous penis ] The relevance of size has never been determined by a U.S. Court.. therefore.. we’ll allow it.
Prosecution: Your Honor, I request permission to address the impact of this new evidence with the jury.
Defense: Uh, we have no objection.
Judge: Very well. The evidence is admitted. The prosecution may address the jury.
Prosecution: [ stands before the jury, working his way through them to the right ] Ladies and gentlemen.. the judge has ordered you to consider this new.. “piece” of evidence. [ female juror sits wide-eyed, mouth agape ] How you consider it, will be up to you! [ male juror gives the “okay” sign to Tyson ] The Defense is asking you to characterize this evidence as exceptional! Larger-than-average!! But let me caution you: if we come to the concluson that size is somehow relevant, we are sending a powerful message into every home and locker room in America! [ black juror nods his head ] Let us take a moment to consider the evidence. Let’s ask ourselves: what is large? Who among us is qualified to determine what is large? [ female juror in the back raises her hand slowly ] In order to judge the evidence as larger-than-average, we must first determine what is average! Six inches? Five? Let’s say a man who is five-foot-ten-and-a-half and maybe.. perhaps just a smidgeon under five inches. And I’m talking about just the hair! Would that be considered average? [ female juror in front shakes her head no ] Well, certainly it would be considered adequate? [ two feamle jurors in the front look at one another, then simultaneously shake their heads no ] But is it not true, that it isn’t the size, it’s what you do with it? [ two female jurors again shake their heads no simultaneously ] All I’m saying, is size is not important! Believe me, I’ve heard this all my life! That size doesn’t really matter!! It’s irrelevant!!
Defense: Your Honor, I object!
Judge: Sustained.
Prosecution: It’s not the size of the boat, it’s the motion of the ocean! It’s a fact! We’ve all heard that!
Defense: Your Honor?
Judge: Sustained.
Prosecution: Alright, then I’ll rephrase it.. It doesn’t take a long hose to put out a fire!
Defense: I object.
Judge: Sustained.
Prosecution: Alright.. I’m only saying, it’s not the axe, it’s how you swing it!
Defense: Your Honor, please.
[ Judge starts banging her gavel ]
Announcer: Coming up on Court TV, testimony from John Gotti’s manicurist.
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91l: Susan Dey / C+C Music Factory
Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon
…..Kevin Nealon
Crystal Blue Persuasion…..Ellen Cleghorne
Cajun Man…..Adam Sandler
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Announcer: Weekend Update, with Kevin Nealon.
Kevin Nealon: Good evening Im Kevin Nealon and Im an admitted lazy and illiterate American worker.
Well in San Diego yesterday, President Bush said to best way to avoid medical bills is to stay healthy. He also added the best way to live long is not to die.
Jeffrey Dahmer, who was accused of luring victims to his home and drugging, killing and dismembering them, has changed his plea in court to guilty but insane. Ironically President Bush has changed his campaign slogan to guilty but insane after luring voters to the polls, misleading them, vomiting and killing the economy.
In a survey of a thousand Americans, 58% said they believe that President Bushs economic plan is a gimmick, 24% said they believe its a gizmo and 18% believe its just one of those doohickeys.
Well Boris Yeltzin visited the US, Canada and Britain this week. Russia claims it wasnt an official or planned visit but merely Boris wondering around in a drunken stuper.
It was learned this week that 62 year old PLO leader Yassir Arafar has finally stelled down and married his 28 year old secretary. Sorry ladies.
On a scale of one to ten, Gennifer Flowers gave presidential hopeful Bill Clinton a 9 as a lover. She said it would have been a ten but he had no healthcare plan.
Well the New Hampshire primary is heating up and like most Americans, I dont make my final choice of who Ill vote for until the evening gown and swimsuit part of the competition.
Britains Queen Elizabeth II celebrated forty years on the throne this week. She might want to try some laxatives.
Well this week the Haitian boat people were ordered back to Haiti from the Guatanamo Bay refugee camp in Cuba. Just returned from Port of Prince, Haiti is our star Carribean reporter Crystal Blue Persuasion. How are things in Haiti?
Crystal Blue Persuasion: Things are terrible Kevin. You see, I dont know how we could have let them people go back to that God for saken country. I have seen more concern for holes in the ozone and for Wheres Waldo than human beings. But you know I told them Haitians nobody cares about you because #1, you speak French, OK? We hate the French in America you know? Theyre snotty and they dont wash and their language- it dont make sense you know? It dont spell the way it sounds. Oui, oui, o-u-I- we. O-u-I spells o-yoo-ee. What, theyve never heads of phonics? And #2 nobody cares because you dont have any famous movie star spokesperson. Them crippled children, they have Jerry Lewis. Stray animals have Betty White and you know why them Cubans are here in this country right now. 2 words- Ricky Ricardo. Trust me now, if Jacques Cousteau was Haitian, them refugees would be in New York right now. See Im Jamaican, why do you think Im here huh? Why do you think 1.5 million Jamaicans are here right now? Because we give you so much, we give you Jamaican beef patties, we give you reggae, we give you the whole Marley family. Bob Marley, Lisa, Ziggy, and 2 words- Harry Belafonte. I rest my case.
Kevin Nealon: Thank you, Crystal Blue Persuasion.
Well hundreds of spectators watched on Groundhogs day Sunday as Punxatawney Phil came out of his hole, saw his shadow and was shot dead by Pat Buchanan, indicating no more weeks of winter, spring, summer or fall for the groundhog.
You know theres been a lot of people throughout history whove eventually died
There are at least 6 criminal cases being tried in US courts this week. Noriega, Dr. Kavorkian, Jeffrey Dahmer, the LAPD and John Gatti. Fortunately, all the verdicts are in and here they are in no particular order. Guilty, not guilty, not guilty, not guilty, guilty, guilty but insane tough one Mike.
Well one of the witnesses at the Mike Tyson trial said that when Tyson came on to her, she got rid of him by simply giving him the phone number for the weather. Testifying next week that Tyson also harassed her will be the weather lady.
Larry Holmes defeated Ray Mercer in a 12 round fight last night. The win will now fit Holmes against George Forman in whats being termed the Angina in Carolina.
You know, there are a lot of people out there
Well it seems the JFK controversy just wont die. New evidence backing the lone gunmans single bullet theory was uncovered today. The Warrant commission concluded that a single bullet entered Kennedys shoulder, made a quick left and then a quick right, out of his throat into the armpit of governor Conley, even through Conleys wrist and then into his, his, his uh knee right here. The bullet then lodged onto a nearby freight train, traveling to a Dallas airport, onto a plane over to Italy, hanging out there for a few years and then continuing its path into the body of Pope John Paul II. After disappearing for some time it suddenly showed up in Albradril, France today where it will compete in the mens downhill slalom. Its not known if the bullet will be representing Cuba, the Mafia or the CIA.
This year the International Olympic Committee announced there would be stricter rules and regulations at the 16th Olympic games. During the opening ceremonies, 6 musicians were promptly hung after hitting 2 wrong notes.
Every year thousands of people from all over the world have flocked to New Orleans for Mardi Gra. Here to fill us in on what to expect from his years Mardi Gra is Weekend Updates Cajun Man.
Cajun Man: Keeeeeh-von.
Kevin Nealon: Now I bet at the Mardi Gray theres a lot of Cajun food huh?
Cajun Man: Onion.
Kevin Nealon: Hm, that sounds good. Now what is the Mardi Gra all about?
Cajun Man: Celebration.
Kevin Nealon: Folks get pretty happy down there dont they?
Cajun Man: Intoxication.
Kevin Nealon: Theres so many people down there I heard too. Bet it must be hard to find a hotel isnt it?
Cajun Man: Make reservation.
Kevin Nealon: Good idea. Any hotel rooms you might recoomend?
Cajun Man: The Hilton.
Kevin Nealon: They have good entertainment down there?
Cajun Man: Magician.
Kevin Nealon: Great. I guess youll be drinkin a few beers yourself down there wont ya?
Cajun Man: Rehabilitation.
Kevin Nealon: You were just havin a beer back stage.
Cajun Man: Fell off the wagon.
Kevin Nealon: Well we all have our weaknesses I guess.
Cajun Man: Only human.
Kevin Nealon: Uh, maybe we should just change the subject.
Cajun Man: Lets move on.
Kevin Nealon: Sorry. Anyways uh, they got those wild parades down there, I bet you could meet some pretty beautiful women huh?
Cajun Man: On occasion.
Kevin Nealon: Well I understand that you were hangin out with a pretty exotic dancer last year, what happened there?
Cajun Man: Infection.
Kevin Nealon: Thats tough. You took care of that?
Cajun Man: Uh yea, penicillin.
Kevin Nealon: Well I hope this year youre gonna make sure to uh
Cajun Man: Use a Trojan.
Kevin Nealon: Well Im just glad that you learned a valuable lesson Cajun Man.
Cajun Man: Me too, Nealon.
Kevin Nealon: Thanks Cajun Man. By the way, if Im ever down there, whats your room number at the Hilton?
Cajun Man: 7-11.
Kevin Nealon: Guess I should have known that.
Cajun Man: Yep, dumb question.
Kevin Nealon: Cajun Man everyone!
Cajun Man: Kevin Nealon! [gives thumbs up]
Rumors of a mutually beneficial agreement between the US and Japan surfaced this week. According to the reports, the plan suggests that we will agree to stop building cars if the Japanese agree to stop driving them. And Mattel now reports that the most popular toy in America is the Pinata in the shape of Japan.
As a gesture of good will, France is sending New York City 6 public pay toilets. The toilets will replace the Statue of Liberty. Give me your tired, your poor, your gotta go masses.
On the medical front, the FDA continues to sanction the use of scalene breast implants for women, saying the scalene implants are not only safe but if your husband or boyfriends gets a sore throat, he can gargle your breasts.
You know in a closing Id like to add a brief footnote about all the Japan bashing across the country. [Mr. Subliminal- commentary appears across screen]
As an American, I think this behavior is an outright shame- fashion- and to be honest with you, I dont want to be involved in any way- ring leader. Now when Japans Prime Minister said Americans lack work ethic and were lazy- cheap shot- all he meant was we should learn to work properly from Monday to Friday- too long. I say lets stop being so insensitive to the Japanese- bastards. Lets face it, our failing economy is not their fault- George Bush. I dont know, maybe we could learn something from the Japanese- sneak attack. Im speaking from my heart. I mean actually theyre very diligent workers- anal retentive- and that I think should count at least for something- buy American. Im Kevin Nealon- big star- and thats news to me.Kevin Nealon: Im Kevin Nealon and thats news to me.
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Teenage Fanclub, “The Concept”



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Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey
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Jack Handey V/O:
Sometimes when I feel like killing someone,
I do a little trick to calm myself down.
I’ll go over to the person’s house and ring the doorbell.
When the person comes to the door, I’m gone,
but you know what I’ve left on the porch?
A jack-o-lantern with a knife stuck in the side
of its head with a note that says “You.”
After that I usually feel a lot better, and no harm done.