Topic: Name that classic line!

[Dr. Hugo Gansamacher]

According to GaryStooge, chief cook & bottle washer of our illustrious fan club:
"In yiddish, 'farblongent' basically means 'lost, bewildered or confused'."

I recall the line, "Yeah, he'll farblongent him" from FLING IN THE RING (a remake of Fright Night)

Is that the correct short, Thump?

Well, I was close. I found the line around 1:20 in this video---at least, the sound is; the picture comes a few seconds later.

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The line is spoken by Larry, by the way. He makes the verb sound like "fairblunjah," with the second and third syllables rhyming with "plunger" (as pronounced with a New York accent).

Okay, new line: "You lummox! You want to give me birth marks?" (This is not the pertinent spelling of the second-to-last word, but the correct spelling would make the identification too easy.)

[ThumpTheShoes]

... FLING IN THE RING (a remake of Fright Night)

Is that the correct short, Thump?

That is exactly right!

[Dog Hambone]

That is exactly right!

Alright, I got that one right, but Hugo jumped in & asked a new one. The answer to that one is A PAIN IN THE PULLMAN.

And here's my new one:
"Let's fight a drool"

[Dr. Hugo Gansamacher]

Alright, I got that one right, but Hugo jumped in & asked a new one. The answer to that one is A PAIN IN THE PULLMAN.

And here's my new one:
"Let's fight a drool"

It was only on a second or third viewing that I figured out that Moe meant "berth marks" rather than the homophone "birth marks." I thought that the line was supposed to be just a rather absurd exhibition of ignorance!

I didn't mean to act out of turn. I thought that the person answering the question was supposed to pose a new one along with his answer. Since you didn't, I posed one.

I don't know where "Let's fight a drool" comes from or who says it, though it sounds to me like a Larry line.

[Shemp_Diesel]

And here's my new one:
"Let's fight a drool"

Is that from Love at First Bite?

[MrHaroldG2000]

Love at First Bite indeed. Your toin now.

[Dr. Hugo Gansamacher]

Is that from Love at First Bite?

Love at First Bite indeed. Your toin now.

But who says the line?

[Shemp_Diesel]

But who says the line?

Shemp.


"There's a beautiful little town about 40 miles from here called Peaceful Gulch. Where you can lounge in the lazy sun, the breeze blows over the open range, the birds sing, the bees hum, mmmmm..."

[Dr. Hugo Gansamacher]

"There's a beautiful little town about 40 miles from here called Peaceful Gulch. Where you can lounge in the lazy sun, the breeze blows over the open range, the birds sing, the bees hum, mmmmm..."

That's Moe in MERRY MAVERICKS.

I was going to ask where this pair of lines comes from, but I think you'll know the answer: "What does that 'apprehensive' mean?"---"It means you're scared, with a college education."

[MrHaroldG2000]

I was going to ask where this pair of lines comes from, but I think you'll know the answer: "What does that 'apprehensive' mean?"---"It means you're scared, with a college education."

Moe & Larry in Merry Mavericks

 

My toin...
"You wanna cheat, cheat fair. Anything I hate is a crooked crook."

[Shemp_Diesel]

Healthy, Wealthy & Dumb


"I don't know, it was my idea but I don't think much of it."

[MrHaroldG2000]

"I don't know, it was my idea but I don't think much of it."

Moe in Mutts to You

 

My toin again...
"Vitamins A, B, C, D, E, F, Gee I like food!"

[angus_616]

My toin again...
"Vitamins A, B, C, D, E, F, Gee I like food!"

Curly from MATRI-PHONY

my turn:
"Sit down you flatbush flathead!"

[MrHaroldG2000]

my turn:
"Sit down you flatbush flathead!"

Moe to Curly in Three Little Pirates
 

My toin again...
"I was burning up!"
"Do you know what that paper was?"
"Hot!"

[Dog Hambone]

"I was burning up!"
"Do you know what that paper was?"
"Hot!"

That's Curly & Moe in UNCIVIL WARRIORS.
 
And now for a new one:
"I made a lucky strike when I found you, the girl of my dreams"
"Hey, one of you guys is flat!"

[Shemp_Diesel]

The Tooth Will Out


"C'mon you slugs, we're rolling."

[Dog Hambone]

"C'mon you slugs, we're rolling."

That would be Moe, yelling to Larry & Shemp, in VAGABOND LOAFERS.

Here's a new one:
"Pre-war?"
"Next one."

[Dr. Hugo Gansamacher]

That would be Moe, yelling to Larry & Shemp, in VAGABOND LOAFERS.

I can't believe it: I was just watching Stooge shorts on a DVD, heard Moe say that line, went to my computer to answer that question, and found that you had beaten me to it by about three minutes!

[MrHaroldG2000]

Here's a new one:
"Pre-war?"
"Next one."

Larry and Moe in Dunked in the Deep and again in Commotion on the Ocean

My toin again...
"Don't chop the wood, Mother. Father's coming home with a load."

[Shemp_Diesel]

Curly from Booby Dupes


"Listen you!"
"What?"
"Listen, you might hear something."

[MrHaroldG2000]

"Listen you!"
"What?"
"Listen, you might hear something."

Curly and the Secretary from What's the Matador?

My toin again...
"Well, I didn’t see her, but I could swear--" (slap)
"That's a bad habit."

[Shemp_Diesel]

Curly & Moe from Dizzy Detectives


"What is that, a cocker spaniel?"
"No, I think its just a spaniel."

[MrHaroldG2000]

"What is that, a cocker spaniel?"
"No, I think its just a spaniel."

Moe and Shemp to Curly (the only scene to feature all three Howard brothers) in Hold That Lion!

"I'll take vanilla!"
"What, you don't like chocolate?"
"I still like vanilla!"
"Well, have some!"

[Dog Hambone]

"I'll take vanilla!"
"What, you don't like chocolate?"
"I still like vanilla!"
"Well, have some!"

NO CENSUS, NO FEELING. Curly with mainly Larry.
 
"Gargle with old razorblades."
   

[MrHaroldG2000]

"Gargle with old razorblades."
 

Shemp to Miss Dinklemeyer in Brideless Groom

My toin again...
"Why don't we get out of this restaurant business, anyway?"
"Why don't catfish have kittens?"