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-->'''Velma:'''"Those poor runners up might still hold some grudges, they padded their cups but I screwed the judges!"
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* In the opening of the 2007 musical, Tracy waves hello to a flasher walking in the streets (cameo by the director of the 1988 original film, John Waters) who opens his trench coat and "flashes" three women for about a few minutes before walking away, much to the shock of the three unsuspecting women.
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* In the opening of the 2007 musical, Tracy waves hello to a flasher walking in the streets (cameo by the director of the 1988 original film, John Waters) who opens his trench coat and "flashes" three women for about a few minutes before walking away, much to the shock of the three unsuspecting women.women.
* In the 1988 film, when Amber is introducing "The Roach", Arvin Hodgepile is quite blatantly staring down the top of her dress.
* In the 1988 film, when Amber is introducing "The Roach", Arvin Hodgepile is quite blatantly staring down the top of her dress.
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-->"Those poor runners up might still hold some grudges, they padded their cups but I screwed the judges!"
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** From the 2007 film: "I risked communicable diseases, she'll definitely risk jail."
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** From the 2007 film: "I risked communicable diseases, she'll definitely certainly risk jail."
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** Made even funnier/edgier when you consider two things: Brenda is (like Amber later on in the film) wearing a circle of gems that signifies that a girl is a virgin, and just prior to the exchange, she's arguing with CORNY COLLINS. That is, it's heavily implied that Corny is the baby daddy. In fact, Brenda's actress did confirm it was indeed Corny being the dad of Brenda's unborn kid.
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** Made even funnier/edgier when you consider two things: Brenda is (like Amber later on in the film) wearing a circle of gems that signifies that a girl is a virgin, and just prior to the exchange, she's arguing with CORNY COLLINS. That is, it's heavily implied that Corny is the baby daddy. In fact, [[WordOfGod Brenda's actress did confirm it was indeed Corny being the dad of Brenda's unborn kid.kid]].
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-->'''Prudy:''' Preserve our family line through our father. Let us drink wine and let us lie with him...
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** From the 2007 film: "I risked communicable diseases, she'll definitely risk prison."
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** From the 2007 film: "I risked communicable diseases, she'll definitely risk prison.jail."
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* "I'm sorry, Prudy, but some of your ''personal stains'' need poundin' out with a rock!"
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* "I'm sorry, Prudy, but some of your ''personal stains'' need require poundin' out with a rock!"
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** In one scene, Velma takes padding out of one girls top. ''Then'' she proceeds to reach down to a guys crotch, he then says that he can "take that out himself."
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** In one scene, Velma takes padding out of one girls top. ''Then'' she proceeds to reach down to a guys guy's crotch, he then says that he can "take that out himself."
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-->'''Tracy:''' I'm a bad, bad girl who needs to be ''punished!''
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-->'''Tracy:''' I'm a bad, bad girl who needs to be ''punished!''''punished!''
* In the opening of the 2007 musical, Tracy waves hello to a flasher walking in the streets (cameo by the director of the 1988 original film, John Waters) who opens his trench coat and "flashes" three women for about a few minutes before walking away, much to the shock of the three unsuspecting women.
* In the opening of the 2007 musical, Tracy waves hello to a flasher walking in the streets (cameo by the director of the 1988 original film, John Waters) who opens his trench coat and "flashes" three women for about a few minutes before walking away, much to the shock of the three unsuspecting women.
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** Some of Tracy's dancing moves in the 1988 movie may also count as a bit explicit too.
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** Some of Tracy's dancing moves in the 1988 movie may also count as a bit explicit too.too.
* Tracy has learned how to dance from the black kids in detention. Her dance move: spanking her own ass. Her line:
-->'''Tracy:''' I'm a bad, bad girl who needs to be ''punished!''
* Tracy has learned how to dance from the black kids in detention. Her dance move: spanking her own ass. Her line:
-->'''Tracy:''' I'm a bad, bad girl who needs to be ''punished!''
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* How about Velma's title as [[WhiteDwarfStarlet Miss Baltimore]] ''[[TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed Crabs?]]'' Considering that she screwed the judges, she might have... ''picked up something'' from one of them. Except crabs are pubic lice, not a disease, and the crabs refer to [[DoubleEntendre BOTH]] kinds, as Baltimore is a seaside town with a fishing industry (check the little crab on her crown).
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* How about Velma's title as [[WhiteDwarfStarlet Miss Baltimore]] ''[[TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed Crabs?]]'' Considering that she screwed the judges, she might have... ''picked up something'' from one of them. Except crabs are pubic lice, not a disease, and the crabs refer to [[DoubleEntendre BOTH]] kinds, as Baltimore is a seaside town with a fishing industry (check the little crab on her crown).
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There's so much in this movie (''e.g.'', "Hey, baby! You look like you could use a ''stiff'' one!" During a hairspray plug.) that we have to make a page for it. Examples:
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There's so much in this movie both movies and its stage versions (''e.g.'', "Hey, baby! You look like you could use a ''stiff'' one!" During a hairspray plug.) that we have to make a page for it. Examples:
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** Made even funnier/edgier when you consider two things: Brenda is (like Amber later on in the film) wearing a circle of gems that signifies that a girl is a virgin, and just prior to the exchange, she's arguing with CORNY COLLINS. That is, it's heavily implied that Corny is the baby daddy.
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** Made even funnier/edgier when you consider two things: Brenda is (like Amber later on in the film) wearing a circle of gems that signifies that a girl is a virgin, and just prior to the exchange, she's arguing with CORNY COLLINS. That is, it's heavily implied that Corny is the baby daddy. In fact, Brenda's actress did confirm it was indeed Corny being the dad of Brenda's unborn kid.
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* In the dodgeball scene, Seaweed comments on how Penny's gum-chewing must "make the muscles in [her] mouth mighty strong".
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* In the dodgeball scene, scene in the stage version, Seaweed comments on how Penny's gum-chewing must "make the muscles in [her] mouth mighty strong".
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** Speaking of the original film, Some of the scenes in the movie, while tame, makes it a bit more explicit, despite the PG rating. Tracy and Link's dancing at Motormouth Maybelle's store is one example, complete with Link ''nearly motorboating'' Tracy! Another is after Tracy, Link, Penny and Seaweed left the dance venue Motormouth Maybelle's hosted and end up making out somewhere, with Penny asking Seaweed to "Go to second base". Seaweed's "Oh yes!" doesn't help matters either!
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** Speaking of the original film, Some of the scenes in the movie, while tame, makes it a bit more explicit, despite the PG rating. Tracy and Link's dancing at Motormouth Maybelle's store is one example, complete with Link ''nearly motorboating'' Tracy! Another is after Tracy, Link, Penny and Seaweed left the dance venue Motormouth Maybelle's hosted and end up making out somewhere, with Penny asking Seaweed to "Go to second base". (base)". Seaweed's "Oh yes!" doesn't help matters either!either!
** Some of Tracy's dancing moves in the 1988 movie may also count as a bit explicit too.
** Some of Tracy's dancing moves in the 1988 movie may also count as a bit explicit too.
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* Link in the opening credits of the original. He is using a copious amount of hairspray and he is positively orgasmic, complete with licking his lips, rocking his body, and having a very satisfied look on his face after.
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* Link in the opening credits of the original. He is using a copious amount of hairspray and he is positively orgasmic, complete with licking his lips, rocking his body, and having a very satisfied look on his face after.after.
** Speaking of the original film, Some of the scenes in the movie, while tame, makes it a bit more explicit, despite the PG rating. Tracy and Link's dancing at Motormouth Maybelle's store is one example, complete with Link ''nearly motorboating'' Tracy! Another is after Tracy, Link, Penny and Seaweed left the dance venue Motormouth Maybelle's hosted and end up making out somewhere, with Penny asking Seaweed to "Go to second base". Seaweed's "Oh yes!" doesn't help matters either!
** Speaking of the original film, Some of the scenes in the movie, while tame, makes it a bit more explicit, despite the PG rating. Tracy and Link's dancing at Motormouth Maybelle's store is one example, complete with Link ''nearly motorboating'' Tracy! Another is after Tracy, Link, Penny and Seaweed left the dance venue Motormouth Maybelle's hosted and end up making out somewhere, with Penny asking Seaweed to "Go to second base". Seaweed's "Oh yes!" doesn't help matters either!
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* The reasoning for the need for a new member for The Corny Collin's Show.
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* The reasoning for the need for a new member for The ''The Corny Collin's Show.Collins Show''.
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* Link in the opening credits of the original. He is using a copious amount of hairspray and he is positively organic, complete with licking his lips, rocking his body, and having a very satisfied look on his face after.
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* Link in the opening credits of the original. He is using a copious amount of hairspray and he is positively organic, orgasmic, complete with licking his lips, rocking his body, and having a very satisfied look on his face after.
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* Link in the opening credits of the original. He is using a copious amount of hairspray and he is positively organic, complete with licking his lips, rocking his body, and having a very satisfied look on his face after.
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* A couple examples on "I Can Hear the Bells": An anti-smoking sentiment in the shot of all the teachers smoking in the lounge, then a GilliganCut to a skeleton (which takes a few viewings to catch). "Won't go all the way, but I'll go pretty fah-ar" she sings--to her Driver's Ed instructor (who looks appalled). And the VERY suggestive way Link licks his hand as Tracy sings about French-kissing.
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* How about Velma's title as [[WhiteDwarfStarlet Miss Baltimore]] ''[[TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed Crabs?]]'' Considering that she screwed the judges, she might have... ''picked up something'' from one of them.
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* How about Velma's title as [[WhiteDwarfStarlet Miss Baltimore]] ''[[TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed Crabs?]]'' Considering that she screwed the judges, she might have... ''picked up something'' from one of them. Except crabs are pubic lice, not a disease, and the crabs refer to [[DoubleEntendre BOTH]] kinds, as Baltimore is a seaside town with a fishing industry (check the little crab on her crown).
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* Every word that comes out of Velma Von Tussle's mouth.
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** Made even funnier/edgier when you consider two things: Brenda is (like Amber later on in the film) wearing a circle of gems that signifies that a girl is a virgin, and just prior to the exchange, she's arguing with CORNY COLLINS. That is, it's heavily implied that Corny is the baby daddy.
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There's so much in this movie (''e.g.'', "Hey, baby! You look like you could use a ''stiff'' one!" During a hairspray plug.) that we have to make a page for it. Examples:
* Every word that comes out of Velma Von Tussle's mouth.
* "I'm sorry, Prudy, but some of your ''personal stains'' need poundin' out with a rock!"
** In one scene, Velma takes padding out of one girls top. ''Then'' she proceeds to reach down to a guys crotch, he then says that he can "take that out himself."
** In the stage show, just before that, "We do NOT touch ourselves ANYWHERE while on camera!"
* The reasoning for the need for a new member for The Corny Collin's Show.
-->'''Corny:''' So how long are you going to be out?\\
'''Brenda:''' Just [[TeenPregnancy nine months]].\\
'''Corny:''' We need a girl who's just as fun lovin', but maybe not as free wheelin'! ''(wink)''
* From Velma's villain song-
-->"Those poor runners up might still hold some grudges, they padded their cups but I screwed the judges!"
* How about Velma's title as [[WhiteDwarfStarlet Miss Baltimore]] ''[[TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed Crabs?]]'' Considering that she screwed the judges, she might have... ''picked up something'' from one of them.
** From the 2007 film: "I risked communicable diseases, she'll definitely risk prison."
* One of the lines of music from the HIGH SCHOOL script of the stage show, though oddly, not on the album.
-->'''Velma:''' (to Tracy) With your form and your face, well, it isn't your fault. You're just caught with a case of Miss... Baltimore Crabs!
* There's one in the "New Girl in Town" song.
-->"We're kinda sad and blue,\\
yes it's true girl\\
We'd like to say... [two {{Beat}}s]\\
to the new girl in town"
* The chorus of Seaweed's song is entirely about this, with tons of WhereDaWhiteWomenAt implications.
* In "Timeless To Me", the final line on the album's version is Edna saying "Wilbur, honey, let's take this upstairs". In the script, the reprise includes the lines "You're rounding third base now" / "Holy cow!".
* In the dodgeball scene, Seaweed comments on how Penny's gum-chewing must "make the muscles in [her] mouth mighty strong".
* Just before "Run And Tell That", Seaweed has this little gem, which somehow made it into the high school version of the script:
-->'''Penny:''' The nurse is out sick, but look what Seaweed found!\\
'''Seaweed:''' Band-aids and Q-tips! And a rubber. No, I guess that's mine.
* From "Ladies' Choice":
-->'''Link:''' Hey little girl take me off the shelf/'Cause it's hard having fun playing with yourself'
** That whole song is really just one DoubleEntendre.
-->'''Link:''' I'm the prettiest package you ever did see/Take me home and then unwrap me...
* In the 2007 musical, there is a shot of Penny's mother reading aloud from the Bible during the opening of the pageant. The passage she's reading happens to be about Lot's daughters conspiring to get him drunk and have sex with him.
* Every word that comes out of Velma Von Tussle's mouth.
* "I'm sorry, Prudy, but some of your ''personal stains'' need poundin' out with a rock!"
** In one scene, Velma takes padding out of one girls top. ''Then'' she proceeds to reach down to a guys crotch, he then says that he can "take that out himself."
** In the stage show, just before that, "We do NOT touch ourselves ANYWHERE while on camera!"
* The reasoning for the need for a new member for The Corny Collin's Show.
-->'''Corny:''' So how long are you going to be out?\\
'''Brenda:''' Just [[TeenPregnancy nine months]].\\
'''Corny:''' We need a girl who's just as fun lovin', but maybe not as free wheelin'! ''(wink)''
* From Velma's villain song-
-->"Those poor runners up might still hold some grudges, they padded their cups but I screwed the judges!"
* How about Velma's title as [[WhiteDwarfStarlet Miss Baltimore]] ''[[TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed Crabs?]]'' Considering that she screwed the judges, she might have... ''picked up something'' from one of them.
** From the 2007 film: "I risked communicable diseases, she'll definitely risk prison."
* One of the lines of music from the HIGH SCHOOL script of the stage show, though oddly, not on the album.
-->'''Velma:''' (to Tracy) With your form and your face, well, it isn't your fault. You're just caught with a case of Miss... Baltimore Crabs!
* There's one in the "New Girl in Town" song.
-->"We're kinda sad and blue,\\
yes it's true girl\\
We'd like to say... [two {{Beat}}s]\\
to the new girl in town"
* The chorus of Seaweed's song is entirely about this, with tons of WhereDaWhiteWomenAt implications.
* In "Timeless To Me", the final line on the album's version is Edna saying "Wilbur, honey, let's take this upstairs". In the script, the reprise includes the lines "You're rounding third base now" / "Holy cow!".
* In the dodgeball scene, Seaweed comments on how Penny's gum-chewing must "make the muscles in [her] mouth mighty strong".
* Just before "Run And Tell That", Seaweed has this little gem, which somehow made it into the high school version of the script:
-->'''Penny:''' The nurse is out sick, but look what Seaweed found!\\
'''Seaweed:''' Band-aids and Q-tips! And a rubber. No, I guess that's mine.
* From "Ladies' Choice":
-->'''Link:''' Hey little girl take me off the shelf/'Cause it's hard having fun playing with yourself'
** That whole song is really just one DoubleEntendre.
-->'''Link:''' I'm the prettiest package you ever did see/Take me home and then unwrap me...
* In the 2007 musical, there is a shot of Penny's mother reading aloud from the Bible during the opening of the pageant. The passage she's reading happens to be about Lot's daughters conspiring to get him drunk and have sex with him.
