Good, by the rumping jumping general! (meaning)

Posted by James Briggs February 18, 2005In reply to Good, by the rumping jumping general! (meaning) posted by curran on February 18, 2005

Good, by the rumping jumping general!

i'm stuck on this one, sounds like an exclamation

could it be a reference to an army general?

its rumping perhaps a variation of 'romping'?

something to do with stomping and a collective clamour?

any help will be appreciated (I know the source and context)

Can't help much but, in a few phrases, such as 'caviar for the general', the 'general' refers to the 'general public', ie caviar is wasted on most people.