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Subject: Query about today's parody
http://www.amiright.com/parody/2000s/weirdal1.shtml
This was submitted and posted today, Feb 12 (which is Lincoln's birthday, btw).
The author did not have comment section checked, so I can't comment there...but what is "Y.O.C.A."? Did he want to do "Y.O.D.A." and kept hitting the wrong key?
And the original Y.M.C.A. song was by the Village People, not "Weird Al" :-/ I'm just confused. So I posted this in case the author wishes to comment on it.
Subject: Re: Query about today's parody
Quoting:
http://www.amiright.com/parody/2000s/weirdal1.shtml
This was submitted and posted today, Feb 12 (which is Lincoln's birthday, btw).
The author did not have comment section checked, so I can't comment there...but what is "Y.O.C.A."? Did he want to do "Y.O.D.A." and kept hitting the wrong key?
And the original Y.M.C.A. song was by the Village People, not "Weird Al" :-/ I'm just confused. So I posted this in case the author wishes to comment on it.
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I don't know if he meant YOCA or not, but I did make sure to change it from Weird Al to the Village People