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Lamont: You can call me what you always call me!
Fred: Oh, that's easy. Dummy! (edit) Rollo: Odabo, Jack!
Fred: Diablo! (edit) Fred: I'm serious, Lamont. I mean, Columbo! (edit) Olaiya: I'm Olaiya.
Fred: Well, it's probably the water. (edit) Fred: With a name like Kalunda, you should be driving an elephant, not a truck! (edit) Lamont (Kalunda): Ka-lun-da. Say it!
Fred: Calendar! (edit) Fred: People will know you're a black man if you're name is Spiro T. Agnew! (edit) Lamont: I'm a black man, right?
Fred: You can say that again! (edit) Fred: Oodgay eyebay ummyday! (pig latin for "goodbye dummy!") (edit) Olaiyah: A child should strive to make his parent's winter years like spring.
Fred: This child's made my winter years one long blizzard! (edit)

Lamont, according to this episode, was named after Homestead Gray's pitcher Lamont Lomax. Though the team was real, the pitcher is fictional. (edit) It is stated that Lamont doesn't have a middle name. However, in Season 1's episode, Here Comes the Bride, There Goes the Bride, the preacher marrying Lamont and his would-be bride says Lamont's middle name is Grady. (edit)

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