The original “Charlie’s Angels” had an episode where Frank Gorshin played a mad bomber. Once the Angels cornered him and demanded to know where his bomb was, he replied very calmly, and in something of an exaggerated Boris Karloff voice (Karloff was one of his best-known impersonations), “It’s in the awntipawsto. It’s not really in the awntipawsto; it’s just that I do so love saying ‘awntipawsto’…”
amxchester about 10 years ago
Is there a similar word for the sewed item in the chair? Otherwise I don’t get the joke.
cdward about 10 years ago
My wife is anti-pesto…
RICHARD SCHOENBORN Premium Member about 10 years ago
The word is antipastO not antipastA.
MeGoNow Premium Member about 10 years ago
Should be a cheap date. She’s came to dinner already stuffed. .(He’s hoping to get her boiled.)
Linda Solomon about 10 years ago
She should be careful with those tears, nothing worse than soggy ravioli.
K M about 10 years ago
The original “Charlie’s Angels” had an episode where Frank Gorshin played a mad bomber. Once the Angels cornered him and demanded to know where his bomb was, he replied very calmly, and in something of an exaggerated Boris Karloff voice (Karloff was one of his best-known impersonations), “It’s in the awntipawsto. It’s not really in the awntipawsto; it’s just that I do so love saying ‘awntipawsto’…”