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DoubleTake Pairody™ Parodies

I'm Hillary in '08, I AmThe Monster Bash          
A DoubleTake-off of THE MONSTER MASH
by Bobby Picket

I'm Hillary in '08, I AmI'm Hillary in '08, I Am
Two Hillaryious songs (Pro & Con versions)
Loosely "biased" on I’m Henry the VIII, an Old English song,
popularized by Peter Noone and Herman's Hermits.
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Superstition Gold Album by DoubleTake
SUPERSTITION GOLD
DT originally received recognition with the "first" treasure hunt record album: SUPERSTITION GOLD. The concept album included clues to where $10,000 in gold was hidden.

Employment Maze Book by DoubleTake
THE EMPLOYMENT MAZE

THE EMPLOYMENT MAZE features the PDQ Job Finding System™ and provides insights from the person who hires you - the Employment Manager.

Official GoldBuster Guidebook by DoubleTake
GOLDBUSTER GUIDEBOOK
THE OFFICIAL GOLDBUSTER GUIDEBOOK that accompanies the SUPERSTITION GOLD album in"CLUE"des the inside GOLD story and introduces DoubleTake™ Humor.


Jailhouse Stock Parody of Jailhouse Rock Elvis Presly and Martha Stewart

JAILHOUSE STOCK, a unique song Pairody™ DT song, “conned” Martha Stewart (featuring “twin” Elvis impersonations) and was inspired by JAILHOUSE ROCK.


FYI
... For Your Incomprehension

DT = DOUBLETAKE

DT can refer to DoubleTake, DoubleTake Media, and/or DoubleTakes.

DoubleTake is twin brothers Dave Hage and Dennis Hage and/or a contraction, or an acronym of DoubleTakes™ humor.

DoubleTake Media specializes in marketing, entertainment, management consulting, training, and other projects, such as real estate development to help finance DT having "fun".

DoubleTake humor can be/or is our particular kind of jokes, word plays, Wackronym™ acronyms, absurdity, song pairody™ humor and one (or in our case, "double") way of looking at the world.

Although the word doubletake was "coined" around 1930, we've expanded the definition a little.  We envision the concept of a DoubleTake as a cross (double?) between double vision and double talk with a little double think and speak thrown in to make it fun. DoubleTakes are somewhere in-between the absurd and the possibility of truth. It's not stranger than fiction, but it'll half (sic) to do. 

DT Wackronym™ acronyms (first used in DT's "The Official Goldbuster Guidebook", 1986) make people stop, look, or listen to a DoubleTake joke. Often misspelled Wackronyms or "Inkorrect" acronyms took on lives of their own. For example, the term O.W., which stood for Oll Wright, became popular for a brief "spell". O.W. eventually gave way to the Wackronym acronym, "OK" or  Oll Korrect. Even today, few realize what  "OK" stands for. (Actually, it won't stand for much more of this!) See Daily DoubleTakes for new items, Wackronyms and other DT's that haven't been incorporated into our regular sections.

WHO ARE THOSE GUYS?

Dave Hage is Executive Vice President at a $600 million public company.

Dennis Hage has been involved with Educational Technology at the Florida DOE) and the Astronauts Memorial Foundation, as well as real estate development.

Over There MusicOver There Music

After the 9/11 incident, DT recorded and released OVER THERE...WTC, a patriotic song that utilized the lyrics (with new original music) from the song popularized by James Cagney in Yankee Doodle Dandy, "Over There" written by George M. Cohan.

Baghdad Holebilly Beverly Hillbillies Saddam Hussain ParodyBaghdad Holebilly Beverly Hillbillies Saddam Hussain Parody

THE BAGHDAD HOLEBILLY, another Pairody™ DoubleTake song , was inspired by the Beverly Hillbillies and the capture of Saddam Hussain.

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Note:DT Wackronym™ acronyms and many other trademarked items were first used in DT's "The Official Goldbuster Guidebook", 1986 and were copyrighted under DoubleTake Productions.

 


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