What is "the kid from 'My Bodyguard?'"

What is the proper punctuation for the above?

What, is everyone (east coast style) sleeping in on Fridays?

>>What is "the kid from 'My Bodyguard?'"

>>What is the proper punctuation for the above?

Is it bad style to quote yourself? I believe I misused the punctuation and the correct phrasing of my incorrect reply should have read:

What is "the kid from 'My Bodyguard'"?

since the quotation itself is not a question.

I left my grammar text at home. But according to this resource, if I were in Great Britain, Canada or an English speaking location that is influenced by the King's English then rules about quotation marks (at least in regard to commas and periods) are somewhat reversed.

The spastics? Spaztites? The-fat-kid-who-hung-out-with-Spazadents?

Oh, man, I've got this one this time.

Morty?

I couldn't concentrate enough to read the whole question.

I've never seen "Meatballs." I saw "Spaceballs," or, at least, part of it. It sucked.

There was a school of painting called "Ash Can," so I'll guess "Ash holes."

Oh, wait - "Meatballs" was the Bill Murray comedy - the archetype for the summer camp movie - I have seen it.

I'm gonna guess the Rabbit school, because I don't remember any other characters' names, and I don't know any other word that shares an etymology with "rabbit."

I hesitate to interfere, so I will remain aloof for a time. Then I will descend in a chariot with my king-thoughts to enlighten you all.

Spaceballs sucked indeed. It is sad to be reminded even of its very existence, for I saw it in a theater, and yea, paid money to witness its very great lameness. For I trusted Mel Brooks, and sorely was I rebuked for it.

Don't get Bootsy started on Robin Hood: Men in Tights.

The One-Girl-From-The-Girls'-Camp-Across-The-Lake-That-Was-Really-Nice-To-Spaz Collective?

Dogma 1839?

Trippers?
Day trippers?
Jack Trippers?

Wasn't a young Paul Ruebens the bus driver?

The Pee-Wees?

Once again, El Hackly is on the correct track. But I'm afraid that exactitude is everything.

I, on the other hand, think exactitude is highly overrated, and often end sentences not with the end of a sentence but with hands gesticulating in a way that's somehow supposed to indicate "you know who I mean . . . that guy!"

Have I mentioned that Dale Peck annoys me? And but so I guess it's pretty obvious why, huh?

Oh, OK: The Spastics.

***irritating, soul-wrenching buzzer sound***

Hackly is assuming BT's hint points toward Spaz. But Hackly also mentions the girl from the other camp, so...

Mohawks?
Sleeping Morty and the Mohawks? (good band name)

Spastic is as spastic does, J-bruskhack.

Dale Peck is the worst critic of his generation.

Ah, Cary Elwes. I'm still waiting for the gay porno version ("Men in Tighty-Whites.")

Well, the buzzer sound may be soul-sucking, but the vibrations on the bum make it all worthwhile.

Dang, this is just like that time Pat Boone shot Abe Lincoln. OK, y'all, let's just start throwing spaz like names at BT 'til he cries "Uncle."

Spazatomites!
Guru and Spazmatazz!
Ectospasm!
Spazmodicas!
Ow, these spasms in my chest are really painful!

(anyone wanna take a guess what the cruel nickname for me circa 8th grade was? Why not?)

Spasmatics?
Spaz Attacks?
The Spazmanian Devils?

White Shoes and Spaz?
Spaz and the Man?
Spaz Orlando and Dawn?
Wendy O. Williams and the Spazmatics?

But enough of what they called Hackly.

>>White Shoes and Spaz?

I meant "Tenspeed and Spaz."

Slayer RULES!

You are all, of course in the ballpark. But the answer is "The ________ School", where the blank is filled in by a standard English word, which we have yet to see here.

(I know, it's irritating. It's my nature.)

Spasticulan? Spasmotic? Spastish? Spazalicious?

"The Spasmodic School"
"The Spa School"
"The School for Scandal"

or it may be a trick and acutally be:

"The ________ School"

No wait - Epileptic? The Fear and Trembling School? (no wait, that's where i teach...)

spasm?

Oh, yeah, methinks teenidol got it: "The Spasmodic School." And, he is correct about Slayer ruling, as well.

What a spastastrophe.

Communication clarification: I do not *know* that teenidol got it. Guess on, macduffs.

BT - the spastific Billerium Tremens - would shakedown the final queasitum, no?

D or T?

I don't think anybody quite guessed simply, "The Spastic School," so I'll go with that.

And, as internet etiquette requires, I note that "The Spastic School" would be a good name for a punk band.

Playing tonight and one night only, exclusively at the wombatfile:

The Spastic School
Sleeping Morty and the Mohawks
and
Slayer!

(devil horn handsigns abound)

"The Spasmodic School" is correct, teenidol; although you should share your prize with Hackly, especially since you've been on a winning streak. Consider yourself awarded the key to the chariot, and give free reign to your mighty king-thoughts.

There aren't a lot of obvious web resources about this, but here's a summary.

Apologies for the delay in posting -- I got home last night to discover our Internet connection was down, and this is the first time it's been working since (my service is Road Runner;insert obligatory AOLTW revenue-inflation joke here).

Tension erupted from my pimples all weekend long!