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From: "A Halliwell" <u5a77@**.keele.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: Question for the group -Reply
Date: Fri, 31 May 1996 15:24:36 +0100 (BST)
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|>>> "A Halliwell" <u5a77@**.keele.ac.uk> - 5/31/96 8:53 AM
>>>
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|>Well, a wet carp is what you hit someone with when they come out
|with a
|>*really* bad or corny joke.
|>Usually accompanied by the >* THWAP *< sound effect.
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|>See Monty Python's Flying Circus for a really good >* THWAPPING *<
|
|Is that like the "pththhh" sound the foot makes when it squishes the
|guy?

No. It's the sound of a large, wet, piscine(sp) lifeform impacting on
someones face.

(I.E. carp)

There was a sketch called the fish dance where two people are standing on a
canal towpath. Music begins to play. One of the people starts dancing
around, slapping the other in the face with little fish. The music stops.
The other bloke pulls out an enormous carp and knocks the first bloke into
the canal with it.

>* THWAP *<

|Robert (no cool tagline, just a plain line__________________________)
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