WELL after seeing 'analyze that' -- it's not as good
as the prequel -- not unusual for a sequel... but it
gives you a kind of maybe twisted idea: how is it the
italians never take shit for world war ii nazi
atrocities? why do ashkenazi jews and italians suck
eachother's dicks and make like iran is the
boogeyman... with this inspiration (thanks 'analyze
that')... in mind -- we have new inspiration for our
budding movie plot... so forget the humorous romantic
subplot between very obese Herschel Glundheimmer and
his secretary, the equally morbidly obese (insert
name here) and let's return to the shoot-out scene --
and remember, the 'sound the horn' idea -- had that
before seeing 'analyze that'....
suddenly, amidst the din of gunfire and 2 inch long
machine gun bullets richocheting from flimsy wooden
tables... a loud voice miraculously called out above
the din: 'stop the shooting! stop the shooting! the
iranians have invaded israel!'
and with that, everybody suddenly stopped shooting
'brothers! the iranians have just commenced an attack
on Israel'... suddenly, the warring factional jews
threw their arms onto the floor and someone else
cried:
'sound the horn of Baschnevelheimmer!'
and the horn was sounded and all the Jews that heard
that horn, whether they were for Jesus or Alfalfa
sprout diets, immediately mustered themselves to the
site of the Secret Synagog as per prior
arrangement... they hurredly kissed their wives
goodbye, sidelocks jiggling too and fro and were
careful that no other woman should accidentally touch
them, even on the city buses... and made their way to
the Secret Synagog...
the same day, somewhat later, the Jewish leaders,
some of whom had been warring that same day in the
very same solemn but bright cavity of the massive
building which was a former bowling ball factory,
insisted that they would need to enlist the help of
the local Italian community if they were to
successfully overcome the Iranian threat
'the Italians!' spat one old-timer, 'it was the
Italians that had me shipped to Auschwitz! it was a
miracle I survived, i spit on the Italians... never
will i seek help from an Italian...'
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