Talk:Dale Gribble

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Dale has a signature line that recurs throughout the series. Where does his "Sha-sha-shaw" (or cha-cha-shaw, or whatever it is he says) with the karate-like moves originate? I don't know how to spell what he is saying, and I don't know if it is original or a spoof on something done elsewhere (I suspect this is a spoof, and I would like to put it in context). If anyone knows, it is worth adding that info to this article, as Dale does this bit in many episodes. Off the top of my head, I know Dale does this in Nancy's bedroom in Season 4, Episode 21, titled "Nancy's Boys".

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