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They Were All Saying Boo-urns! Boo-urns!

Its from the Simpsons...a crowd was booing Mr. Burns...and Smithers tried to explain that they were instead chanting "Boo-Urns..."
 
Originally posted by: Ticks
Its from the Simpsons...a crowd was booing Mr. Burns...and Smithers tried to explain that they were instead chanting "Boo-Urns..."
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Yes, that part is obvious.
 
EDIT: then mr. burns stands up and says "were you saying boo or boo-urns" and the crowd yells "boo"

then mole-man said "i was saying boo-urns"
 
Originally posted by: Garuda
Originally posted by: Ticks
Its from the Simpsons...a crowd was booing Mr. Burns...and Smithers tried to explain that they were instead chanting "Boo-Urns..."
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Yes, that part is obvious.
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that's it.

that's the joke.

nothing more to get here.

move on.
 
Originally posted by: Garuda
Originally posted by: Ticks
Its from the Simpsons...a crowd was booing Mr. Burns...and Smithers tried to explain that they were instead chanting "Boo-Urns..."
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Yes, that part is obvious.
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Ok , lets see here. Usually to boo someone has a negative connotation. While chanting someone one's name usually has a positive one. So Smithers is explaining to Mr. Burns that they were CHANTING "Boo - Urns" thereby making Mr. burns realize why he heard that distinctive BOO sound (negative) . Thereby making the joke seem that Burns is stupid enough to think that the crowd was just pronouncing his name different to fulfill a more positive interaction that Smithers wanted to convey to Burns.
 
Originally posted by: Garuda
Originally posted by: Ticks
Its from the Simpsons...a crowd was booing Mr. Burns...and Smithers tried to explain that they were instead chanting "Boo-Urns..."
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Yes, that part is obvious.
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What are you, German?
That's the funny part.
 
Originally posted by: Garuda
I never got that joke. What does "Boo-urns" mean?
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Originally posted by: Garuda
Originally posted by: Ticks
Its from the Simpsons...a crowd was booing Mr. Burns...and Smithers tried to explain that they were instead chanting "Boo-Urns..."
Click to expand...

Yes, that part is obvious.
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😕

i look forward to your future posts
 
Originally posted by: Ticks
Originally posted by: Garuda
Originally posted by: Ticks
Its from the Simpsons...a crowd was booing Mr. Burns...and Smithers tried to explain that they were instead chanting "Boo-Urns..."
Click to expand...

Yes, that part is obvious.
Click to expand...

Ok , lets see here. Usually to boo someone has a negative connotation. While chanting someone one's name usually has a positive one. So Smithers is explaining to Mr. Burns that they were CHANTING "Boo - Urns" thereby making Mr. burns realize why he heard that distinctive BOO sound (negative) . Thereby making the joke seem that Burns is stupid enough to think that the crowd was just pronouncing his name different to fulfill a more positive interaction that Smithers wanted to convey to Burns.
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That's only half of it. The other half is Moleman. As usual, he couldn't be more wrong.
 
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