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The "best regards to your mother" at the end seems so innocent. Nowadays, it would read like a reference to an SNL skit starring Andy Samberg and Mark Whalberg.
by whyenot 2y ago
The "best regards to your mother" at the end seems so innocent. Nowadays, it would read like a reference to an SNL skit starring Andy Samberg and Mark Whalberg.
- kirubakaran 2y ago> Andy Samberg and Mark Whalberg Andy Samberg AS Mark Whalberg :)
- anon35 2y agoWahlberg lampooned himself in a follow-up appearance with Samberg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYcHxF_cO8o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYcHxF_cO8o. So: "and" is also correct.
- EdwardDiego 2y agoI'm pretty sure Andy Samberg and Justin Timberlake did that at the start of their song about threesomes they did with Lady Gaga. And if I recall correctly, one of their mothers was played by Susan Sarandon?
- pvg 2y ago"Word to your mother" was a thing around the time this was written and the history of potentially ambiguous maternal reference is probably about as long as that of language itself.
- jh00ker 2y ago"Say hi to your mom for me." -- Biff Tannen, Back to the Future