Pointless Poll (PG)

[DR. BELCH]

Just wondering if your minds are as filthy as mine is. I considered one for Pokemon as well, but that poll would be about ten million choices long!

[I.R Joey]

Barbra to her husband.

"I know how to get you to relax."

[freakboy86]

Max to Terry:
"I will not wear the Robin suit!"

[Peace Keeper]

NELSON: I'm sick of the mall. How 'bout a ride?"
BLADE: You like that car more than me
NELSON: Who's talkin' about cars?

<<I just happened to be watching GOLEM. I didn't memorize that.>>

I agree with I R Joey. I think Commissioner Gorden's, "I bet I can relax you" was pretty sugestive as well

[DR. BELCH]

Originally posted by Peace Keeper :
NELSON: I'm sick of the mall. How 'bout a ride?"
BLADE: You like that car more than me
NELSON: Who's talkin' about cars?

I had a feeling I'd fudged the line...but the gist of it got through. Surprisingly Barbara's line didn't come to mind...that is pretty dodgy. For my money, though, the tuning fork scene still haunts me. I'm still curious as to whether there's any scientific basis for it...

[James Harvey]

I think the Golem one takes the cake. How obvious is that one? C'Mon! The Barbara one does soun suggestion, but for all we know she could mean a back rub. Then there's the "Pleasure Fork" in Babel. Man...there's actually alot. Of course, none beat the orgasm in Batman's The Ultimate Thrill. I bet episode will sound great in DVD surround sound.

[Mr. Obsession]

"Pfft! I got one dodgier than any of them, bub!"

Ok, I'm blank on this one. Which ep is it from?



And Olly & his fork still rank as one of the more "disturbing" moments from BB. But the Nelson/Blade lines remain among the more obvious.

[I.R Joey]

Of course, none beat the orgasm in Batman's The Ultimate Thrill. I bet episode will sound great in DVD surround sound.


Hey watch yourself DG, this is an all ages board ;) J/k

[Trent Lane]

chelsea, i think, in the rebirth episode...

"yeah, but you haven't wrestled him." (in reference to nelosn)

... this guy really gets around:cool:

[I.R Joey]

I do remember the you've never wrestled with him line. That did make me do a double take.

[Sable Phoenix]

There is, of course, Chelsea's "You haven't wrestled with him" from Rebirth, but Rebirth also had another rather obvious innuendo:

Nelson: "Knock it off!"
Rubber-chicken Jokerz girl: "I would if you'd hold still."

HA!

A little Bobbit action there.

[Peace Keeper]

Originally posted by DickGrayson
The Barbara one does soun suggestion, but for all we know she could mean a back rub.

Yeah, If by "back rub," you mean sex.

[DR. BELCH]

SABLE PHOENIX:
...Rebirth also had another rather obvious innuendo:
Nelson: "Knock it off!"
Rubber-chicken Jokerz girl: "I would if you'd hold still."
...A little Bobbit action there.

Actually, "to knock it off" is a slang term for having relations. So if Nelson holds still, it'd be easier for RCJG to get her...ehh....I'll stop there before DG blows the whistle.


Speaking of DG, he says:
The Barbara one does sound suggestive, but for all we know she could mean a back rub.

To which a libidinous PHOENIX replies:
Yeah, if by "back rub," you mean sex.
Well, some women might consider a back rub foreplay. Then again, some might not, and it's pretty awkward to have to ask, "Does this mean you're ready to...well--heh heh--you know."

[Inque]

too many to list from disappearing inque.....

[James Harvey]

"Pfft! I got one dodgier than any of them, bub!" Means if you know of a more risque quote than the one presented.

[Bird Boy]

To know what that whole Roxy Rocket thing was about. When does it air? Just wondering.. :rolleyes:
:p
-BB

[Peace Keeper]

Originally posted by DR. BELCH
Actually, "to knock it off" is a slang term for having relations.

Since When?!?!

To you, Dr. Belch, Everything is a slang term for having relations. I always assumed she was talking about his head.

[James Harvey]

Until either YTV (Canada) or Cartoon Network reruns the episode, no one'll be seeing it unless ya taped it.

[Nightwing]

Oh I'd say Golem with Blade and Nelson without a doubt! They're two kids that have barely even went out on dates for the love of mike.

Inque and her stooge from Disapearing Inque? I'd say that ones a close second with my pick.

Barbara and Sam from Splicers? Yeah that IS suggestive, but I would have expected that from a happily married couple. I didn't think twice about that one, other than what I usually say when I see scenes like that in our Batman shows: "what the heck is a line like that doing in a Batman cartoon!" lol

Ollie and his pitch fork? Well, maybe we could get by that one. Maybe the excuse would be, what's so suggestive about a machine that's programed to activate a pleasure center in one's mind? Since that one's kind of iffy, censors could probably get passed that one.