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==Explanation== | ==Explanation== | ||
| − | In each panel | + | In each panel [[Cueball]] sings a verse from a different song where he replaces the word "eye" with the word "thigh". First it is {{w|Survivor (band)|Survivor's}} "{{w|Eye of the Tiger}}", then {{w|Dean Martin's}} "{{w|That's Amore}}" and finally {{w|Van Morrison's}} "{{w|Brown Eyed Girl}}." |
| − | The comic shows how vastly different each song's meaning becomes when "eye" is replaced with "thigh." In the last panel | + | The comic shows how vastly different each song's meaning becomes when "eye" is replaced with "thigh." In the last panel Cueballs version makes [[Megan]] go "eww" and she asks him if he don't have a job he should be doing instead. The eww refers to the fact that the brown eyed girl turns into a brown thighed girl, and such colored thighs could be eminently possible via an act of poor defecation on oneself, hence the disgust reaction from Megan. |
| − | In the title | + | In the title it seems that Cueball continues with a reference to the first line of {{w|The Battle Hymn of the Republic}}, adding to the humorous effect, since typically thighs cannot see. But mainly it is a sexual joke playing on the double meaning of "{{w|Ejaculation|coming}}". |
| − | In [[1814: Color Pattern]] | + | In [[1814: Color Pattern]] [[Randall]] makes his own version of "That's Amore", this time letting Megan sing it to Cueball. |
==Transcript== | ==Transcript== | ||
