Marge, Marge the rains are here/out?

[drewins]

This might sounds stupid to EVERYONE but me and my friends have had an important argument going for about a year now and it goes like this:

I'm sure most people remember the McCains advert about the corn squirting on the roof of the house and the man shouting

'Marge, Marge the rains are here/out!'

Is it here or out? I have always said here mainly because out sounds stupid. But the majority of my group says out


Sorry if you have just opened this thread and though 'sh*t what a waste of time that was'

thanks

[vlv8vic]

it's here.

[sircruisealotVS]

wtf...of course its "here"...saying "out" doesnt even make any sense...
i think someone needs to be bitch slapped and told they're a fool

[Joey_21]

1 million % its "here"

[TheForgotten]

spoken with that stereotypical aussie "twang" it comes out more like "eeya"

[minux]

spoken with that stereotypical aussie "twang" it comes out more like "eeya"

Yup, the rains are ere

[Grennan]

Ive got a very similar argument with one of my freinds, weve proved it beyond doubt with recordings of tv shows from years gone by.

The question is: Yoplait is french for a) YUM or b) Yoghurt.

[lgnd3800]

Ive got a very similar argument with one of my freinds, weve proved it beyond doubt with recordings of tv shows from years gone by.

The question is: Yoplait is french for a) YUM or b) Yoghurt.

b) Yoghurt

[minux]

b) Yoghurt

bzzzzt, it is french for yum!!!
























j/k it is french for yo-gurt

[nicko]

the rains are here

[albert5268]

I don't think it is French for anything? Yoghurt is yaourt in French. I think its just a brand name.

[CSP]

But it wasn't rain so the old codger was lyin to his missus!

[albert5268]

But it wasn't rain so the old codger was lyin to his missus!

Ah but he thought he was telling the truth so it wasn't a lie it was just a mis-truth.

[drewins]

Yeh I have no idea why my mates think it's out they think it sounds better for some strange reason. I would love to find the advert somewhere to prove it.

[minux]

But it wasn't rain so the old codger was lyin to his missus!

Damn global corning is stuffing everyone up

[Lumps of cheese]

spoken with that stereotypical aussie "twang" it comes out more like "eeya"

Correct.
The rains are out???? doesn't make sense at all.

[albert5268]

Its all a conspiracy. Marge is an anagram for "A Germ". The Germans are planning to take us over with strategic carpet corning!

[Troy711]

my workmate still thinks it is 'ma' and not 'marge'

[drewins]

It's funny watching them trying to explain why it's out. "Well its... its....its just out....from the sky......"

[Bax]

I thought it was out, but:

a) I don't give a sh*t
b) I haven't seen that ad for too long to give a sh*t.
c) see a.

[TheForgotten]

The question is: Yoplait is french for a) YUM or b) Yoghurt.

the way I remember it was this: when referring to yoplait regular, it's "yoghurt" but in reference to yoplait petit-maim it's "yum" but it's all advertising BS anyway; yoghurt is terrible

[excalibur]

you're right was a STUPID argument

[drewins]

IS a stupid argument. Still going strong.

[Hot-Rod]

I can tell you it's 100% raining in QLD. 600ML in one day woooooohoo..

Marge, Marge the rains are here

5 hours later,

Marge, Marge there goes the house down the street!

[TheForgotten]

I can tell you it's 100% raining in QLD. 600ML in one day woooooohoo..

Marge, Marge the rains are here

5 hours later,

Marge, Marge there goes the house down the street!

yep. my mum's house was a river yesterday. her road was totally flooded all day today. for anyone who gives a toss, find recent pics of Mackay QLD. there's not a single road visible from above. rain+high tide+ mountain run-off= really really big swimming pool