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Mr. Mucklehoney:

The Mr. Mucklehoney character from that album, and much of that in-store scene, is an hommage to the W.C. Fields classic "It's A Gift," where Fields sees a blind customer named Mr. Muckle waving his white cane too close to a lightbulb display and yells, "Mr. Muckle, honey, please get away from there!" (from Kurtluchs)

MA RAINEY:

Ma Rainey's Mole Skin Cookies, (We use the whole mole!).  For a rainey day.

MARK TIME:

A space-adventurer from the Circum-Solar Federation, serialized by the FT in their "Dear Friends" album, and also a ride in the FUTURE FAIR. His side-kick is BOB BUNNY.

MATTRESS:

How many different mattresses can you get at Unconscious Village (as told by little Eddie)? [GMIOGMD] Rapture Softs Christian Slaters Lamb' aGods Downy Juniors Seven Sealies

Mayor (is the Problem):

The Flagpole is the Answer! Chanted outside of the Mayor P'NisNose office. [Boom Dot Bust]

MEMORY:

See DOCTOR MEMORY!

Mirrel Eyed Dingle Beaks:

(See Billville wildlife)

MOUSE:

Deacon E. L. Mouse, one of the characters in DWARF, serving under pastor Rod Flash. He was apparently named after a pet beetle that Phil AUSTIN had of the same name.

Morbid Exploitation (of the Freshly Dead):

The Film "Pull My String" based on the Princess Goddess' life (reference to Princess Diana)[GMIOGMD]

CAPTAIN HENRY MORGAN:

Pilots the helicopter over Homeless Stadium. Also see Captain Morgan [GMIOGMD]

MUDBOARD (Rose Mud):

What Princess Goddess is riding when she hits a land mine on the English Alps. [GMIOGMD]

MUDHEAD:

PORGIE TIREBITER's friend in the movies. Motivated by Jughead and Archie, and by Henry Aldrich, the old radio show. Speculation: Starting with the second film, Henry's pal was a certain "Dizzy" Stevens. The connection between Dizzy and Jughead is via baseball: "Dizzy" Dean was a renowned pitcher, and "Mudhead" was one of the nicknames of an early black baseball great. This may also be a reference to the Zuni mudheads. Want a DEEPER meaning to Mudhead?

MALMBORG:

See QUID MALMBORG IN PLANO

MST3K:

Mystery Science Theatre 3000. A TV series on the Comedy Channel which often makes references to obscure Firesign Theatre phrases, including loose shoes, SHOES for industry, hi i'm joe beets, dear friends, sit in a tree and learn to play the flute, as well as the GOLDEN HINDE. Hal Broome writes: This time on Mystery Science Theater 3000; the "experiment" was a Jack Palance stinker called THE OUTLAW, and the robot's line was: "Don't crush that DWARF, hand me the pliers". There was sort of an albino-type dwarf ("a negative of Herche V.") which received this line. The whole movie seemed an Italian rip-off of the GOR series.