Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for October 16, 2013
October 15, 2013
October 17, 2013
Transcript:
verne: quaint...I had one of these as a wee turtle. 'round and 'round the mulberry bush, the monkey chased the weasel....the monkey thought 'twas all in fun...pop goes the weasel! verne: jack didn't pop out.... jack's on break. verne: jack doesn't take breaks. rj: he does ever since he was diagnosed with PTSD. mouse: "pop traumatic stress disorder." hammy: you don't know jack.
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bigDay about 11 years ago
Cobbler’s bench, not mulberry bush.
Olddog1 about 11 years ago
Read a partial explanation of the song once. Weasel is cockney slang for overcoat, pop means to pawn. When the money’s gone the coat gets pawned. Forget the rest.
Potrzebie about 11 years ago
My kid wants a mongoose, and she asked me what it is, I told her it’s like a ferret. Then she asked what’s a ferret? So then I told her it’s like a weasel. And of course she asks me what’s a weasel? Finally I told her that it’s like a rat.
bubbareb about 11 years ago
Jack must be a congressman.
sbchamp about 11 years ago
Jack Crabbe
dogday Premium Member about 11 years ago
Verne, ever the voice of reason caught between the ultimate cynic R.J. and Hammy, who travels by butterfly.
Jessica_D about 11 years ago
Me too! And with a line of his own!
Purple-Stater Premium Member about 11 years ago
Definitely “Cobbler’s bench”. Mulberry Bush is another rhyme.