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by Ben » January 26th, 2008, 3:58 pm
Well...yeah, okay...whatever. Hear what you want, I suppose.
Donald clearly says "sez you", as evidenced by the spring, who is copying Donald's words from his perspective, returning with "say I".
The sequence:
As Donald is hammering the Spring into shape, the Spring taps Donald.
Don: "What's the big idea?"
Spring: "What's the big idea?"
Don: "Aww, shut up!"
Spring "<I>You</I> shut up!"
Don: "Oh, yeah?"
Spring: "Oh, yeah!"
Don: "Says you!"
Spring: "Say I"
Don: "I'll bust you, you doggone snake in the grass!"
Donald throws his hammer...it rebounds and knocks him flying...
And that...as they say...is that. If you can't hear that, you really need to go get your ears looked at, although as I said, people can here what they want to hear, especially if they're looking, hoping, or subconsciously expecting crudities.
But Donald's saying "Says you"/"Sez you" here. I recognize the recording from "Mickey And Donald", an early 1980s cartoon compilation show which is probably the first time I saw this on television.
He said "sez you" then, and he's saying "sez you" now.