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From: drforsey@watcgl.UUCP (Dave Forsey)
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Subject: Re: Tom Slick
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Date: Tue, 12-Mar-85 11:17:03 EST
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> From: Mike Ciaraldi  <ciaraldi>
> 
> I always thought it was...
> 
> "In his Thunderbolt Greaseslapper, now
> He's on your trail."
> 
> i.e. the missing word is "now".
> Maybe this is just gestalt filling in the word.
> 
Could be, could be, but it doesn't set my alarm off.
If *only* we could be *sure*....

> While we are on the subject of missing words
> (but not from animated shows), I have wondered
> for years what adjective describes Lola's voice in the Kinks song.
> 
> i.e. "I asked her her name and in a **** voice she said, 'Lola.'"
> 
> It always sounds like "suff-rone" phonetically to me.
> Any one know?
> 
I've always been reasonably sure it was "guttural", only sort of
contracted, y'know, "gutt'ral". It'd make sense for Lola to have
a guttural voice if she was a guy once, right? Oh well....

				   The Gray Mouser