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Line 1: {{~~work~~creator}} * Considering the protagonist of "Trapped In The Drive-Thru" is more banal than zany, what's he doing driving a car while wearing bunny slippers? ** Just in case. Line 5: * Angry White Boy Polka. I usually love his Polka medleys, but whose idea was it to include [[System of a Down\|an Armenian band]] singing about Arab suicide bombers and a band of... uh... [[Rage Against the Machine\|mixed ethnicity]] fronted by a Mexican ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dab1jiSiyU covering an Afrika Bambaataa song namechecking civil rights leaders?]'' Isn't that... a bit misleading? That's as unwhite as [[Dissimile\|white rice covered by something very unwhite]]. The point isn't the whiteness of the ''singers'', its the whiteness of the ''fans''. It's worth pointing out that Al did this polka around the same time that he worked with [[~~Ben Folds (Music)\|~~Ben Folds]] on "Rockin' The Suburbs". Indeed, his own Ben Folds-assisted style parody is three songs later on the album. {{reflist}} Line 11: [[Category:Headscratchers]] __NOTOC__ {{DEFAULTSORT:Weird Al Yankovic/Headscratchers}}

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