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paddyo
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| Diane Maggipinto wrote: | | Quote: | | BTW, Tom Kane is now the voice of Yoda. |
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I thought Tom Kane was sleeping with Yoda. But what do I know. I got Alan Freed and Reed mixed up!!! Maybe I have Yoda's mixed up.
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Yoda117
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| Rob wrote: | | glittlefield wrote: | | ccpetersen wrote: | | remember what Bob taught us, now... |
All I remember on that subject learning is the origin of "Yabba dabba do".  |
And that would be ... ? |
Some sources trace the phrase as originating from the Brylcreem advertising jingle motto "A Little Dab'll Do Ya!" back in the late 1920s.
Bob Bergen's version of the story (relating to when Alan Reed first used it for the show) is much more amusing (and most likely, true).
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| Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 7:15 am Post subject: |
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| Yoda117 wrote: |
Bob Bergen's version of the story (relating to when Alan Reed first used it for the show) is much more amusing (and most likely, true). |
And that would be ... ? |
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I'm pissed. None of them are un-pretty enough to be REAL VOs
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Yoda117
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| Rob wrote: | | Yoda117 wrote: |
Bob Bergen's version of the story (relating to when Alan Reed first used it for the show) is much more amusing (and most likely, true). |
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The sound he would make when his wife was "in the mood".
/someone correct me if I'm wrong on that... but that's the jist of it IIRC.
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