Hey John, I dunno the theme song, but I can tell you're gonna get a lot of flak for this ;-)

Flak? whats flak?

very funny. good point well gotten across.

I don't watch "SpongeBob" -- I got enough problems without toking up -- so I can't objectively rate this parody on merit. Ghetto John's question deserves an answer. The term "flak" dates back to World War II. I believe it pertained originally to anti-aircraft fire (also known as "ack-ack"). It has also come to mean complaints over something said by an opponent, often trivial (either the initial remark or the complaint). For example, one can expect flak on this board when one criticizes Georgie Bush, or the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, or gun owners. The question then is, "You can dish it out, but can you take it?" And I can't answer that question for you. "Flak" should not be confused with "flack," which is a press agent or publicist, whose job may include handling flak.

in the words of Dr Evil......" Right. "

hey guys did u know that weird al's done a song with the same title... to the tune from barbran

Wow, thats cool

i don't think weird al ever did a political song some people just think if they don't know who did a parody it must've been al

First of all man that doesnt ryme with the spongebob theme at all and second flak originated in world war one mike p is thinking of flak halftracks. ps never ever ruin rag or ruin the "bob" (spongebob) or cascone will kidnap your children and feed them glass then seel them to travolo.

And you used rhyming where???

very good yes i quite enjoyed trying to sing this.

Hello, you're a very good parody writer, I don't know the history of "flak", I didn't even know what flak was until the History Teachers on this page explained, loved the song, don't care what flak is. Have a nice day!

um, look up flak on the urban dictionary...