I think most of the joke
is that he's so resolutely, doggedly committed to the mighty quiz. It's like Tommy Wiseau; at some point you have to admit that, deliberate or not, you have become a work of performance art and this is what your public want.
I am told the Beastie Boys wrote Fight for your right as a piss-take, to satirise drunken frat boys. However, by virtue of it being their biggest hit for a decade, they ended up performing it at every gig, playing up to it and eventually becoming precisely the kind of beered-up cunts they'd originally sought to lampoon.
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pineapplecharm D d M Y, H:i, Fri 6 Dec 2019, 8:47,
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I fail to see how it could be interpreted as a satire on drunken frat boys.
"Man, living at home is such a drag".
Parental conflict over school, tobacco, pornography, attire and hair length is blamed.
Frat boys don't live at home. They're at college, not school, living in a fraternity house.
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Prufrock Lucifer, son of the morning!, Fri 6 Dec 2019, 20:11,
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