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CPF Parody Challenge Round 3--J. Dickshot vs.iramets

Please vote for the most appealing parody
The great Johnny Dickshot 15 votes
iramets 9 votes

iramets
Feb 12 2007 03:50 PM
Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Feb 12 2007 04:08 PM

.....Best of luck, Johnny D.

iramets
Feb 12 2007 04:07 PM

I beg [url=http://www.risa.co.uk/sla/song.php?songid=15676]Ray Davies' [/url] forgiveness

L-O-L-Itch

I sore him throw a curve, one May night in Shea,
The kind that should be strike three but turns out to be
A pet gopher, G-O-F-A, Gopher
So some dude in the Mezz stands up and sez,
“Who’s that loafer? L-O-F-A, Loafer,
(lo-lo-lo-fat loafer)."

I ‘splain to the dude with the attitude
“His name’s Lolich, L-O-L-Itch, Lolich.
Could you ease up a bit, he’s trying his best,
Could you sit the fuck down and let the guy pitch?”
Oh, my Lolich, L-O-L-Itch, Lolich.

Well, a thousand fat zhlubs all around me stand up
And boo Lolich, they scream “Lolich,
Aw, go to hell, Lolich, you fat fucking Lolich!”

[guitar break]

I’m not dumb but I can’t understand
Why they care that he’s fat if he throws like a man,
Oh, my Lolich. L-O-L-Itch, Lolich.
‘‘Seaver, Matlack and Koos, they also lose
When the Mets get shut out, but only Lolich gets boos.
Oh, my Lolich.” I say, “Why pick on Lolich,
Poor Mickey Lolich, Poor fat Mickey Lolich?”


“Because the others are trim,” they sez, “not like him.
When you call us fat, we can say, ‘Not like that!’
We’re not, we admit, the world’s skinniest guys
But none of us look like we live on French fries
and cream soda, S-O-D-A, soda.
We’re bored and we’re drunk and we’re in a mean funk
‘cuz we ain’t won since the days of Swoboda, B-O-D-A , boda.

We’re fat, but he’s fatter, and that’s why it matters,
We’re poor and he’s rich, the fat son of a bitch
And those are some of the reasons for which
We boo Lolich, L-O-L-Itch, Lolich,
Die in a ditch, Lolich!, Your mom’s a witch, Lolich,
Boo, Mickey Lolich…” [fade vocals]

Johnny Dickshot
Feb 12 2007 06:32 PM

EVERYBODY NUTS FOR BRUCE
(Manager’s office, Al Lang Stadium, March, 1980...)


You’re working so hard
But not in my lineup card
Four years, for what?
I’ll tell you what I got
I got this feeling
Your time is just winding down
When I’m revealing
Who’s going back to New York town

Tonight I gotta cut loose, you Bruce
Pack up your glove and shoes
Please, just leave
Don’t need you in the eighties
Whack – you’re sacked
We got Mike Jorgensen back
Dude you’re through
Sorry but I cut you, Bruce

You played it so cool
When our mascot was a mule
You pinch hit with all your heart
When disco ruled the pop charts
Now someone must tell you
Those times are passing you by
We’re trying to sell you
But we can’t find no one to buy

So goodbye! Yeah I gotta cut loose, you Bruce
Pack up your glove and shoes
Oh we, should see
If they need ya in Milwaukee
Yo, no mo’
Pinch-hitting for Falcone
News: You lose
Sorry but I cut you, Bruce

(Cut you Bruce, whoa-oh-oh-oh)

You got to keep lookin’ around
And find a place to rebound
Will you take a call from Seoul?
Ahhhhhhh-Whoooooa-oooooo-oooooooah, You found some use?!?

Go Bruce!
Pack up your glove and shoes
To the Far East
Good luck among the Japanese
Wag that bat
Like a samurai cat
You ain’t through
Sayonara, good luck Bruce

Go Bruce!
Pack up your glove and shoes
Ooowee, shaggy
Putnam beanpole lefty
Oh, you go
Light up the Tokyo Dome
Lose your blues
Everybody nuts for Bruce
Ack! Jump back
Boisclair-san takin’ a crack
Everybody nuts, Everybody nuts!
Everybody nuts, Everybody nuts!
Everybody nuts, Everybody nuts!
Everybody!
Everybody nuts for Bruce!

Willets Point
Feb 12 2007 10:58 PM

Gotta go with ira.

MFS62
Feb 13 2007 08:21 AM

Ira,

Without knowing the song or the player, anyone who can incorporate the word "zhlubs" into a song deserves my vote.

Later

iramets
Feb 13 2007 09:50 AM

MFS62 wrote:
Ira,

Without knowing the song or the player, anyone who can incorporate the word "zhlubs" into a song deserves my vote.

Later


You don't know Mickey Lolich?

I'm getting killed here. Drafting a concession speech, barring a miraculous late surge at the polls.

MFS62
Feb 13 2007 10:15 AM

Oops.
I didn't know for sure the player JD parodied. Of course I remember Lolich and his legendary girth.

Later

Johnny Dickshot
Feb 13 2007 10:16 AM

I'm not campaigning here, cuz I think your idea is better than mine and you used a better song -- I got it in my head that some cheezy "Yacht Rock" would be funny and nearly broke my back trying to jam a subject into such a song -- but I've tried several times and cannot sing your lyrics to the Lola version playing. I pick it up and lose it. Are you missing parts? Is the spacing right? I can't figure it.

seawolf17
Feb 13 2007 10:24 AM

I voted JD for that reason; I can't sing along. That's the hardest thing to do in this contest -- get the cadences right. If it doesn't sing along, it doesn't work. I busted by ass trying to get the Carmen Sandiego song to click, because I thought that was the key.

JD's song is obviously Bruce Boisclair.

sharpie
Feb 13 2007 10:35 AM

I voted for JD mostly for that reason too. Also more unusual and challenging song choice which gets major points from me. Both songs had good through-lines.

smg58
Feb 13 2007 11:07 AM

I also voted JD, but the Kinks video is priceless. I just barely remember both Lolich and Boisclair.

Edgy DC
Feb 13 2007 12:20 PM

Pinch-hitting Boisclair for Falcone was more or less a downgrade.

ScarletKnight41
Feb 13 2007 01:08 PM

JD had a much greater sing-a-long factor than Ira, and that was the deciding factor for me.

Rockin' Doc
Feb 13 2007 07:09 PM

An awful lot of repeat player/song pairings occurring this year. iramets pairing of Mickey Lolich with the Kinks' Lola is the third redux of a previously seen pairing. I believe it was in 2004 that A Boy Named Seo used a masterful Lola/lolich pairing to knock me out of the semifinals. Other previously seen pairings that have reappeared in this year's contest have been Choo Choo Coleman set to Chatanooga Choo Choo and Gary Carter to Billy Joel's Legend of Billy the Kid.

I'm not sure what all this means. I guess certain songs and players just seem to go together.

Johnny Dickshot
Feb 14 2007 08:08 AM

OK, I'm gonna declare a 14-7 victory here. Good game, Ira.

Best I can tell (and cq me if I'm wrong) my eligible field for the finals is:

Mazzilli
Elster
Lidle
Koosman
Landrith
McGraw
Shinjo
Denehy
Stinnett
Aker
McReynolds
Snider
Hojo
Heilman
Milledge
Unser
Crawford
Hillman
R. Hodges
Tate

Edgy DC
Feb 14 2007 08:10 AM

Can't go wrong.

Benjamin Grimm
Feb 14 2007 08:14 AM

I used Mazzilli in last year's finals in a faceoff with Sharpie and Rusty Staub.

Nothing significant about that. Just a "fun fact."

ScarletKnight41
Feb 14 2007 08:17 AM

Johnny Dickshot wrote:
OK, I'm gonna declare a 14-7 victory here. Good game, Ira.

Best I can tell (and cq me if I'm wrong) my eligible field for the finals is:

Mazzilli
Elster
Lidle
Koosman
Landrith
McGraw
Shinjo
Denehy
Stinnett
Aker
McReynolds
Snider
Hojo
Heilman
Milledge
Unser
Crawford
Hillman
R. Hodges
Tate



You can't use Milledge JD. [url=http://cybermessageboard.ehost.com/getalife/viewtopic.php?t=5593]That's who KC used[/url] when you faced him in the second round.

Johnny Dickshot
Feb 14 2007 08:37 AM

ScarletKnight41 wrote:

You can't use Milledge JD. [url=http://cybermessageboard.ehost.com/getalife/viewtopic.php?t=5593]That's who KC used[/url] when you faced him in the second round.


Dammit! There goes 'Ever-Lastings Love'

iramets
Feb 14 2007 02:48 PM

How long has this shrimp plate been out here on the table?

ScarletKnight41
Feb 15 2007 05:12 AM

We have to buy 'em fresh, because Yancy goes through them so quickly.

He must have gained 15 pounds since his elimintation....