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2/19/12 4:55PM
That’s right. It’s a reference to a mid-eighties movie, a pretty bad one at that. I’m sure you’re thinking, good job, old guy, making jokes about movies made before most of us were born, but I’ll have you know, this was Will’s idea. But much like any of his ideas, it took me, Rumpelstiltskin, to spin it into gold.
As my mind often does, especially when devising titles for these masterpieces, I veered into genital nomenclature. There’s a vaginal euphemism somewhere in labyrinth. I’m sure of it. I just haven’t found it yet. I’m juggling around ladyrinth and labiarinth. Nipples points go to anyone that can do better.
-Jesse
2/19/12 9:50PM
I resent Jesse’s claim that Labyrinth is a “bad movie.” I don’t know where he gets off passing judgment on something he hasn’t even seen. Just knowing that it stars a supple Jennifer Connelly alongside a spandex-wearing David Bowie (who boasts a respectable bulge, by the way) should be enough to convince him that this film has got to be gold. To all you Labyrinth haters out there, I say this: how can you disrespect a movie that spawned what is arguably Bowie’s best song?
-Will
Labivaginarinth. Vagilabyrinthia. Penisvaginaginalabyrithnvagina.
I award you no points.
I have to applaud you Will. Not many men would be willing to get on the internet and describe a 13 year old woman (at the time) as supple. That takes some real Catholicism right there. Bravo.
And Jesse, I like a simple Vagaberinth. I think it has a nice flow to it. (See what I did there?)
Is that pronounced with a hard or soft g? I ask because your Nipples Points depend on it.
A bad one!? I weep for your rotten soul, sir.