Kevin
04 | 29 | 2008
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Unfortunately for Phenomenalbert , his good looks will earn him a lot of applause.
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Nice.
Also, double meaning:
"The clap" is slang for gonorrhea. That's a whole 'nuther level of 'regret and discomfort.'
Oh. Wait. That was the only meaning. *facepalm*
;)
"Applause" in this context is one of the most uncomfortable things I can possibly imagine.
Inspired by a certain Stan Lee superheroine?
Well, I don't know much about that particular heroine, except the name, the lewd smile, and that she appears to be related to the Pollen Count.
Hahaha @ first comment.
That's the joke, sillypants.
"Are you trying to seduce me Mrs. Claparella?" - The Graduate (as it should have been)
i was hoping for a convenience store clerk because Phenomenalbert would never be allowed in without a shirt!
Go STD Power!
Thanks, HaricotVert, for the explanation! Being a non-native speaker of English, I otherwise wouldn't have understood this defeat.
And being a SLOW native speaker of English, I wouldn't have either...
No no, we'll go with "innocent." Yep.
Mmh.. still don't understand what those words mean.. :(