Can anyone tell me the words to the Uncle Al song those kids sing? All I can make out is something like "I love Uncle Al, his ice cream tastes like crap, and then I take my nap, cos I love Uncle Al." I mean it can't be that, can it?
shareNot that I remember...In the DVD version I think it's...
"I Love Uncle Al,
His Ice Cream Tastes like Heck,
For Him I'd break my neck
'cos I love Uncle Al!"
Frank
"...For every man and woman who has ever lived, in this universe, there shines a star."
-Arthur C. Clarke
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But "Ice cream tastes like heck"? Doesn't heck mean hell? That's not complimentary!
I would assume it's not but considering Uncle Al is a guy who, after the kids yell, "We love you Uncle Al!" he responds, "And Uncle Al Loves your Mothers, too!" I think he'd get a big kick out of it!
Frank
"...For every man who has ever lived, in this universe, there shines a star."
-Arthur C. Clarke
Or maybe it was "His ice cream isn't dreck" or something. Anyway, thanks for replying mate! I had a feeling this was going to be one of those threads that would take months to get a response (it's a quiet board).
Also while we're on the subject of Uncle Al, the bit where he has his fatal heart attack and nearly runs over the little kid, I always thought that kid suffered from "Dewey syndrome" (after the character in Malcolm in the Middle) because he stands there impassively while a two-ton truck looms over him and only gets out the way at the last second (Uncle Al even has to turn the wheel just as he is expiring).
When you watch the movie, it is clearly: "His Ice Cream Tastes like Heck"
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That kid being like Dewey was EXACTLY my first thought during that scene. I even thought for a second it was the same actor, before my brain properly kicked in and I realised it was impossible, age-wise.
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