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by **Rognik** on Mon Mar 04, 2002 5:07 am

Beth has brown hair. Roxanne has red. Plus, Beth has a wider face. I didn't get confused, but I can see a resemblance now.

by **mickster** on Mon Mar 04, 2002 7:09 am

Squa-BAMMM! I like it. Do I get royalties for that? <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspot.com/KeenBoard/smile.gif"> Oh by the way, does anyone else think Spooner & Roxanne look like Frank & Beth?I did a doubletake at the newsbox today.
<IMG SRC="http://www.keenspot.com/data/news-spooner-march2002.gif"> peace yo-
miK.

by **AccordionDad** on Mon Mar 04, 2002 9:10 am

Actually, I think the royalties are due to our host, whose characters' likelnesses have been usurped. But squa-BAM's worth at least a half a buck.But miK, We should have known from the hug that this was not our Frank and our Beth. Can you say "unrequited"?------------------
Leave the world better than you found it.

by **Johnski333** on Fri Mar 08, 2002 8:36 am

Well let's get this post back on topic . . . squa bamms.

If you're reading this then . . .

SQUA-BAMMMMMM!!!

Gotcha

by **mickster** on Fri Mar 08, 2002 8:45 am

Okay, okay, I might as well get this out there... Anyone who says SQUA-BAMMM! owes me money.miK. (owner of the prestigious Squa-Bamm stick)

by **AccordionDad** on Sat Mar 09, 2002 7:04 am

miK, miK, miK...YOU know you didn't invent Squa-BAMMs. It was first coined in that rarely-seen prime-time Hanna Barbera special "Justice League Meets the Flinstones". It appeared on the screen for a split second when Bamm Bamm clunked Batman and Aquaman's heads together.Then Gleep did something stupid and I turned it off, but I'm sure I saw it there first.------------------
Leave the world better than you found it.

by **Johnski333** on Mon Mar 11, 2002 7:51 am

Heh heh . . . Gleep.

by **Johnski333** on Mon Jan 13, 2003 10:11 am

Questioning of my Goddaughter Jaclyn:

What does the piggy say?
Oink! Oink!

What does the cow say?
Moooo

What does Daddy say?
Blah! Blah!

What does Mikey say?
. . .

Jaclyn, what does Mikey say?
Qua-bam!

by **Padre** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 4:58 am

so good old FDR Squa-BAMMM!'ed somebody, eh?

They're not crazy about Dilbert, eh? :-?

[all references to the strip of 15Jan03]
Let's e-mail them the complete history of L & F - if Max doesn't win them over, surely Peanut will [although the N & I Beth may throw them for a loop!] :wink:

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'qua-bamm??????? You go, Jaclyn!

by **Tim Tylor** on Sun Jan 19, 2003 8:19 am

Just pray no-one tries to claim the patent on "D'oh!"

by **Johnski333** on Mon Jan 20, 2003 6:01 am

And then there are variations to the squa-bammm:

NASA
5-4-3-2-1-. . . squaaaaa-liftoff!

At the bar:
squaaa-booze
(as it's getting ready to be poured slowly say squaa and once it hits the ice say booze)

Titans playoff game commentator/me:
"He takes the kickoff at the 15 . . . to the 25, the 35!"
"squaa-fumble!"
(I actually got a huge spit-take from Karen on this one, she was cracking up)

Squa-bamm and or it's variations are trademarks of MLM and Company.

by **AccordionDad** on Mon Jan 20, 2003 1:45 pm

Squaaatever.

by **BSDwolf** on Sun Aug 24, 2003 10:04 am

Tim Tylor wrote:Just pray no-one tries to claim the patent on "D'oh!"

I believe it has entered the Oxford Dictionary of the English Language...or is it the Webster?

So it can't be patented at this point.

by **Padre** on Mon Sep 08, 2003 6:13 pm

Squaa-bamm!

Is there a shortcut for being "Squaa-bammed"?
Have I been "squaa'ed" or "bammed", or is there no verbal easement in phraseology?
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them bammies is tasty!
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I sleep in squaa-jammies! :wink:

by **Johnski333** on Tue Sep 09, 2003 12:56 pm

Do you know Zipper was once a trademark?
But it got used so frequently that it just became common.

People were getting tired of saying "Vertical interlocking metal fastener"

True story.

by **Padre** on Tue Sep 09, 2003 1:28 pm

Personally, I always shortened it to its acronym - VIMF.

"Pardon me, your VIMF is down." :oops:

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Attaboy Uncle Johnski!

by **Johnski333** on Thu Jul 22, 2004 6:20 am

If you can believe it I saw a commercial with a man in a beaver suit bowling.

He says sqa-bam after getting a strike.

It's a commercial for "Great Stuff" a vinyl insulator jammie. I found the firm that made the commercial and they (luckily) have everything they do posted online . . . so without further adoooooo . . . . (pay attention it's almost the first thing in the commercial)

http://www.jmilligan.com/gs_bowling.mov

Squa Bam!!!

Mikey needs some royalties -

by **Johnski333** on Wed Oct 26, 2005 5:02 am

The milk's about to hit the cereal . . . squa - breakfast.

by **Milligan** on Wed Oct 26, 2005 6:14 am

Mik gets royalties for every squa-bam and derivations!

$ $ SQUA-CHING! $ $

(By the way I think Johnski gets the award for oldest thread resurrected!)

by **miK.** on Thu Oct 27, 2005 4:04 pm

Mik gets royalties for every squa-bam and derivations!
$ $ SQUA-CHING! $ $

Indeed... yesterday as this strip was published I felt my pocket get fatter.
$ $ SQUA-ROYALTIES! $ $

This would be a good trivia question (which even I don't know the answer to):
How many times has someone been SQUA-BAMMed in L&F?

peace-
miK.

by **AccordionDad** on Sat Oct 29, 2005 9:33 am

miK: Did you notice Technorati has jumped on the bandwagon on this question? You can add a little script to your webpage now that answers the question: How much is your SQUA-BLOG worth?

Keenspot

Squa-BAMMM!

What does Mikey say?

And then there are variations to the squa-bammm

Squaa-bam

Squaa-Bamm

Wow

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