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[quote="Narnian]Where do you think the Muffin Man came from :wink:[/quote]

Oh! Do you know the Muffin Man?
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maxgoof wrote:
Narnian wrote:Where do you think the Muffin Man came from :wink:
Oh! Do you know the Muffin Man?
We already covered that joke...

Also, as an extention of my yeast/baking theory, I just want to point out that when the studd muffin has done its job the result is one or more buns in the oven... BTW does anyone know if there is an actual linguistic connection behind the history of these two phrases? ('studd muffin' and 'a bun in the oven')
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DracoDei wrote:
maxgoof wrote:
Narnian wrote:Where do you think the Muffin Man came from :wink:
Oh! Do you know the Muffin Man?
We already covered that joke...

Also, as an extention of my yeast/baking theory, I just want to point out that when the studd muffin has done its job the result is one or more buns in the oven... BTW does anyone know if there is an actual linguistic connection behind the history of these two phrases? ('studd muffin' and 'a bun in the oven')
Does "World of Oz" jiggle anyone's memory?
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Squeaky Bunny wrote:
DracoDei wrote:
maxgoof wrote: Oh! Do you know the Muffin Man?
We already covered that joke...

Also, as an extention of my yeast/baking theory, I just want to point out that when the studd muffin has done its job the result is one or more buns in the oven... BTW does anyone know if there is an actual linguistic connection behind the history of these two phrases? ('studd muffin' and 'a bun in the oven')
Does "World of Oz" jiggle anyone's memory?
Riddle me this, o squeaky one, what does Oz have to do with Stud Muffins?
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Werekitty wrote:
Squeaky Bunny wrote:
DracoDei wrote: We already covered that joke...

Also, as an extention of my yeast/baking theory, I just want to point out that when the studd muffin has done its job the result is one or more buns in the oven... BTW does anyone know if there is an actual linguistic connection behind the history of these two phrases? ('studd muffin' and 'a bun in the oven')
Does "World of Oz" jiggle anyone's memory?
Riddle me this, o squeaky one, what does Oz have to do with Stud Muffins?
The reference was to the Muffin man song. World of Oz was a band in the sixties with a one hit wonder in the U.S. called "I Am the Muffin Man"

Novelty and obscure songs are a passion of mine.
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Squeaky Bunny wrote:
Werekitty wrote: Riddle me this, o squeaky one, what does Oz have to do with Stud Muffins?
The reference was to the Muffin man song. World of Oz was a band in the sixties with a one hit wonder in the U.S. called "I Am the Muffin Man"

Novelty and obscure songs are a passion of mine.
Sorta showing your age, there? Or did you just find it?

ANYway it explains why I didn't know about it. I wasn't born untill the early sevinties.
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Werekitty wrote:
Squeaky Bunny wrote:
Werekitty wrote: Riddle me this, o squeaky one, what does Oz have to do with Stud Muffins?
The reference was to the Muffin man song. World of Oz was a band in the sixties with a one hit wonder in the U.S. called "I Am the Muffin Man"

Novelty and obscure songs are a passion of mine.
Sorta showing your age, there? Or did you just find it?

ANYway it explains why I didn't know about it. I wasn't born untill the early sevinties.
I knew it when it first got airplay. No spring chicken am I. Rubber chicken maybe.
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Or at the very least, Rubber Bunny! :D

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Sharuuk wrote:Or at the very least, Rubber Bunny! :D

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Jaydub wrote:Narnian Wrote:
Being a stud muffin myself I can sympathize with him
Let's see a stud horse is kept for breeding horses, A stud bull is kept for breeding cows, now what is it you do with Muffins?
:lol: :lol:
make Flash films about them.

http://www.muffinfilms.com/

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Hey Celida....welcome back....hope you and yours had a Merry Christmas.

*hugs*

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Squeaky Bunny wrote:
Sharuuk wrote:Or at the very least, Rubber Bunny! :D

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What can I say, I've got a Rubber Soul. . .
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Narnian wrote:
Squeaky Bunny wrote:
Sharuuk wrote:Or at the very least, Rubber Bunny! :D

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What can I say, I've got a Rubber Soul. . .
Wait. What goes on? I can see through you.

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Sharuuk wrote:Hey Celida....welcome back....hope you and yours had a Merry Christmas.

*hugs*

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Aw, thanks, Shar. *hugs back* The same to you.
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