But while continuing the fine tradition of "Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee," "Zip-a-dee-doo-da" and "Bibbidi-Bobbidy-Boo" when composing "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," do you suppose the Sherman Brothers were really thinking along those lines when they clearly substituted "claws" for "caws" in a last-minute, post-presstime revision after a night of drunken shenanigans??

It is really weird to do a Google search to investigate an issue and have the first result returned be the very conversation spawning the issue.

Very circular. Very meta.

We now have a Hawian themed table in our show room. I belive the person who did it set me up. She has now added a tiki centerpiece and cocnut cups. She knows my love of Disney. I can't see it without torturing my co-workers with the Tiki Room song.

I may have found an attribution for the kamikaze version. According to this old USENET thread (let's play a game of hey, I recognize those people) the lyrics provided with the Disney Theme Park Sing-Along said "kamikaze." But nobody seems to give that much credence.

The thread also offers the Under New Management equivalent line from Florida:

"The boys in the back are on the cause
And that's because they are macaws"

So it looks like the new managers decided on a lyric that makes more sense. Which automatically makes "claws" better.

...And being, as it was, the 60's, "And where can we get some?"

It was Julie Rhyms (sp)that said "You go up a waterfall?"

Yes, she wrote that line herself. :p

very close, Julie Reihm.

For NA, that was completely correct spelling.

Good point. I understood what she meant, which is all that matters anyway.