A band of this name is the only one ever given permission to change the lyrics of a Bob Marley song. That song, their cover of "No Woman, No Cry", appeared on their first album Room For Abuse, while their other songs include "Kicking Pigeons" and "Ego." One enormously fat character of this name claims to "look and smell as lovely as a rose" before being crushed, along with
A band of this name is the only one ever given permission to change the lyrics of a Bob Marley song. That song, their cover of "No Woman, No Cry", appeared on their first album Room For Abuse, while their other songs include "Kicking Pigeons" and "Ego." One enormously fat character of this name claims to "look and smell as lovely as a rose" before being crushed, along with Aunt Spiker, by a giant peach in a Roald Dahl work. In a TV episode titled for one of these objects, controversy erupts over the label on a pair of size 31 jeans and Bob and Cedric beat up a man for not wearing an AIDS ribbon. In that Seinfeld episode, Elaine attempts to determine whether Billy is "worthy" of one of these objects. For 10 points, identify this word that also refers to a certain Bikini Bottom native with square pants.
A band of this name is the only one ever given permission to change the lyrics of a Bob Marley song.
sponge [accept [spunge], Aunt Sponge, contraceptive sponge, or even SpongeBob]