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    keikantypes

    [1]Dec 24, 2005
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    I've noticed that George Micheal and Maybee call Lucille, their grandmother: Gangee.

    I never heard of this before, where does it come from.
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    b2c3

    [2]Dec 25, 2005
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    its just another word for grandma obviously, but they don't call her grandma. they do call George Sr. grandpa, sometimes, i know George Michael has at least once. anyways they usually call him pop pop anyways so....

    you know what i never got. in my mother the car. Lucille hits Michael on the head with the silver tea/coffee pot thingy, and says, clumsy Clara. i guess it must be her middle name. they've never mentioned it ever before though. maybe that's why i was wondering. whatever, doesn't mean much anyway.
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    jekyll

    [3]Dec 26, 2005
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    b2c3 wrote:
    you know what i never got. in my mother the car. Lucille hits Michael on the head with the silver tea/coffee pot thingy, and says, clumsy Clara. i guess it must be her middle name. they've never mentioned it ever before though. maybe that's why i was wondering. whatever, doesn't mean much anyway.
    That's just an alliterative phrase along the lines of Slick Rick.
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    jekyll

    [4]Dec 26, 2005
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    jekyll wrote:
    b2c3 wrote:
    you know what i never got. in my mother the car. Lucille hits Michael on the head with the silver tea/coffee pot thingy, and says, clumsy Clara. i guess it must be her middle name. they've never mentioned it ever before though. maybe that's why i was wondering. whatever, doesn't mean much anyway.
    That's just an alliterative phrase along the lines of Slick Rick rhyming, but being used for anyone who's slick, not just a Rick.
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    Fekul_the_Baby

    [5]Dec 26, 2005
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    Is is my imagination or does it sound a bit too close to "gangrene" for comfort? A disease which makes you lose a limb...which Buster has to a "loose seal"...as in Lucille...yes, I am quite mad.
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    divinematt

    [6]Dec 31, 2005
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    it might, but it seems a bit abstract.
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