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* MarkPrindle points out some FridgeLogic in "Alma Mater", where the recent high school graduate narrator refers to a classmate as "Little Betsy", which sounds more like something an ''adult'' looking back on their school days might say. However, the tone of the song makes more sense if you assume the narrator was held back a number of times ("How about that, they finally let me outta school") - maybe most of his classmates are considerably younger than him, enough so that he ''would'' call a fellow student "Little Betsy".
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* MarkPrindle Creator/MarkPrindle points out some FridgeLogic in "Alma Mater", where the recent high school graduate narrator refers to a classmate as "Little Betsy", which sounds more like something an ''adult'' looking back on their school days might say. However, the tone of the song makes more sense if you assume the narrator was held back a number of times ("How about that, they finally let me outta school") - maybe most of his classmates are considerably younger than him, enough so that he ''would'' call a fellow student "Little Betsy".
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* MarkPrindle points out some FridgeLogic in "Alma Mater", where the recent high school graduate narrator refers to a classmate as "Little Betsy", which sounds more like something an ''adult'' looking back on their school days might say. However, the tone of the song makes more sense if you assume the narrator was held back a number of times ("How about that, they finally let me outta school") - maybe most of his classmates are considerably younger than him, enough so that he ''would'' call a fellow student "Little Betsy".
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* MarkPrindle points out some FridgeLogic in "Alma Mater", where the recent high school graduate narrator refers to a classmate as "Little Betsy", which sounds more like something an ''adult'' looking back on their school days might say. However, the tone of the song makes more sense if you assume the narrator was held back a number of times ("How about that, they finally let me outta school") - maybe most of his classmates are considerably younger than him, enough so that he ''would'' call a fellow student "Little Betsy".Betsy".
** Alternately, he's reminiscing with his long term friends who are graduating with him -- the ones that have been friends with him long enough to share elementary school experiences.
** Alternately, he's reminiscing with his long term friends who are graduating with him -- the ones that have been friends with him long enough to share elementary school experiences.
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* MarkPrindle points out some FridgeLogic in "Alma Mater", where the recent high school graduate narrator refers to a classmate as "Little Betsy", which sounds more like something an ''adult'' looking back on their school days might say. However, the tone of the song makes more sense if you assume the narrator was held back a number of times ("How about that, they finally let me outta school") - maybe most of his classmates are considerably younger than him, enough so that he ''would'' call a fellow student "Little Betsy".
* MarkPrindle points out some FridgeLogic in "Alma Mater", where the recent high school graduate narrator refers to a classmate as "Little Betsy", which sounds more like something an ''adult'' looking back on their school days might say. However, the tone of the song makes more sense if you assume the narrator was held back a number of times ("How about that, they finally let me outta school") - maybe most of his classmates are considerably younger than him, enough so that he ''would'' call a fellow student "Little Betsy".
