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Robert Bradley
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Lars - There was an episode of the old tv sitcom 'The Odd Couple" where they used -
"OWA"
"TAGOO"
"SIAM"
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Eric Chun
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Got both of them.That kind of spelling is becoming more commmon now.
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Matt Hawes
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Got the second one immediately, and the first one a few minutes afterward.
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Marc Foxx
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Yeah - the first took me a while, but I finally figured it out.And they did the "Owah" joke on "Mork & Mindy", too, but it was "Owa Tajer Kiam".
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Keith Thomas
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Second one first, first one heh funny.
The "owah" joke reminds me of the "sofa king" joke.
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Petter Myhr Ness
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Ha ha. Nice.
The second one was easier.
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John Byrne
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First time I saw the "Owa" gag was in a Three Stooges short, so I would guess it dates back to vaudeville and/or burlesque.In a similar vein, comedian Jackie Vernon started out using the stage name Nosmo King. Also, I was much amused in bygone days by the fake address East Erbun, NY.
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James Woodcock
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I often get a chuckle when kids turn up at our youth group saying they live on 'Form Road' Yeah, right
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Wayne K Purdy
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The second one was easy but the first had me stumped for a couple of minutes.
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Darrell Hempel
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Got 'em.
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Vinny Valenti
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"East Erbun, NY."Ha, I will have to remember to use that on forms that require me to enter in an address to proceed....
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Wallace Sellars
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Here's one I recall from my youth.CM DUCKS
MNO DUCKS
OSMR DUCKS
CM FEET
MNO FEET
OSMR FEET
LIB
MR DUCKS
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