I love the spelling bee episode at the end. When they are driving home after Lisa comes in second place, and Homer says "You're still the best speller in this car, or that car, or ..." and the car with the winner drives by and the kid is in the back seat holding the giant trophy.
I love the spelling bee episode at the end. When they are driving home after Lisa comes in second place, and Homer says "You're still the best speller in this car, or that car, or ..." and the car with the winner drives by and the kid is in the back seat holding the giant trophy.
Plus, a great cameo by George Plimpton. "And now I can go back to whatever it is I do."
I love the spelling bee episode at the end. When they are driving home after Lisa comes in second place, and Homer says "You're still the best speller in this car, or that car, or ..." and the car with the winner drives by and the kid is in the back seat holding the giant trophy.
Plus, a great cameo by George Plimpton. "And now I can go back to whatever it is I do."
Homer. I love the how to increase your vocabulary section, that part is really, really, really, really, good...
Fun fact, most of the characters last names are streets in Portland.
I'd hate living on Nahassapeemapetalan street - People sending stuff to me would never get the adress right.
Seriously. Hell, you can't even spell address.
Damn! I've never realised there's two d's in "address" - it's "adress" in Swedish...
Anyways, I just remembered another favorite:
"The following story is true. And by true I mean false. It's all lies, but they are entertaining lies. And in the end, isn't that the real truth? The answer is no."
"The following story is true. And by true I mean false. It's all lies, but they are entertaining lies. And in the end, isn't that the real truth? The answer is no."
Ha! Isn't that the same episode as "Keep your eyes on the skis!"
"The following story is true. And by true I mean false. It's all lies, but they are entertaining lies. And in the end, isn't that the real truth? The answer is no."
Ha! Isn't that the same episode as "Keep your eyes on the skis!"
"The following story is true. And by true I mean false. It's all lies, but they are entertaining lies. And in the end, isn't that the real truth? The answer is no."
Ha! Isn't that the same episode as "Keep your eyes on the skis!"
Haha, true. Another classic.
Kent Brockman has a lot of good quotes too. "I've said it before and I'll say it again - democracy simply doesn't work".
Oh man soooo much gold. I've been sitting here laughing out loud. "Iron helps us play" and the "dogs with bees in their mouths..." quotes do it to me every time.
And for a few years I have consistantly used "boo-urns" in real life. Like that's pretty much fully ingrained in my lexicon.
You don't make friends with salad! You don't make friends with salad!
Now let's take a look at the killing floor. Don't let the name fool you--it's not really a floor. It's really a metal grating that allows blood and material to pass through.
Now let's take a look at the killing floor. Don't let the name fool you--it's not really a floor. It's really a metal grating that allows blood and material to pass through.
Haha, whenever I'm in (or near) a chichiapplebeescake factory type restaurant I always hear Moe say in my head, "are you looking for a family restaurant with lots of crazy crap on the walls?"
"Rrrrrrrr, come for the freak...stay for the food"
"i invested in mace before society crumbled"
there was an episode with a big storm. homers on the hammock and the dog is barking. homer says something like "what is it boy? fire? thieves? hippies?" the dog blows away. homer: "the animals are always the first to know"
Comments
Plus, a great cameo by George Plimpton. "And now I can go back to whatever it is I do."
Homer. I love the how to increase your vocabulary section, that part is really, really, really, really, good...
"Go crazy?"
"DON'T MIND IF I DO!! BKALKJSFDGLKJSALDFKLDHF"
There's no maybe about it, sir.
This?:
Homer: So, Mr. Malloy, it seems that the cat has been caught by the very person who was trying to catch him.
Skinner: How ironic.
Damn! I've never realised there's two d's in "address" - it's "adress" in Swedish...
Anyways, I just remembered another favorite:
"The following story is true. And by true I mean false. It's all lies, but they are entertaining lies. And in the end, isn't that the real truth? The answer is no."
Ha! Isn't that the same episode as "Keep your eyes on the skis!"
Excellent.
Haha, true. Another classic!
Haha, true. Another classic.
Kent Brockman has a lot of good quotes too. "I've said it before and I'll say it again - democracy simply doesn't work".
DARRYYYYLLLL, DARRYYYYYLLLL
And for a few years I have consistantly used "boo-urns" in real life. Like that's pretty much fully ingrained in my lexicon.
Simpsons - funniest show of all time.
Now let's take a look at the killing floor. Don't let the name fool you--it's not really a floor. It's really a metal grating that allows blood and material to pass through.
:cokehead:
Haha, whenever I'm in (or near) a chichiapplebeescake factory type restaurant I always hear Moe say in my head, "are you looking for a family restaurant with lots of crazy crap on the walls?"
slight edit on that
...my eyes, my eyes, ze goggles do nothing....
xavier
"dont make me run!i'm full of chocolates!!"
"i invested in mace before society crumbled"
there was an episode with a big storm. homers on the hammock and the dog is barking. homer says something like "what is it boy? fire? thieves? hippies?" the dog blows away. homer: "the animals are always the first to know"