Its always nice to meet new people, but so much fun when you meet a Simpson's die hard. Usually this is found out within 5 to 10 minutes of introduction by an almost invisible line or action, usually referring homer. But of course no one else picks up on this. Almost instantanasely after you hear or see this reference, you blurt out a famous quote hoping for recognition. Eureka! I found one!
P.S. The other DVD's better come out soon, cus my tapes wont last another 2 more rewindings.
*shakes hand*
Professor Frink, I believe this dog was in Skull and Bones.
yes.
the worst part is when the simpsons die hard is a female, and proceeds to judge you as a loser for being a simpsons die hard.
heh. not that I would know, or anything...I mean...
Quick! look over there!!
*turns and runs*
"Gene Poole, cubed." <"gene.poole"@aol.com (actually home.com, heh)> wrote in message news:tLsB7.9600$[email]...
Are we sure that these females judge you a loser for _that_ reason alone?
;-)
Why would a female die-hard refuse to talk to another male die-hard? We're more inclined to keep talking in quote-speak for another three hours.
"The Rack" wrote in message news:ApHB7.1318$[email]...
Aw, Moe. I always hated those losers who sit in bars telling the stories about how they became a loser. And, I never wanted that to happen to _me_.
The Rack wrote:
Perhaps you should buy her a steak the size of a toilet seat. Sincerely, Little Girl
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alone?
He has a certain, sweaty charm.
On Tue, 23 Oct 2001 23:31:12 -0400, "Professor Frink" wrote:
but doesn't _everyone_ love the Simpsons? i would think someone was weird if they said they DIDN'T like the Simpsons.
i find that most people can recognise a good quote as well - probably because the episodes are repeated so often over here in the UK.
Lewis
A friend of mine says she likes Futurama, but, "nothing else that is made from pen and paper," to quote.
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homer.
you
if they said they DIDN'T like the Simpsons.
exactly...I find it weird when I find someone who doesn't like them, its happens allot more often than it should. I mean what are these people thinking when they come to the conclusion that The Simpson's aren't a quality show? lol, the answer eludes me.
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On 25 Oct 2001 02:33:31 GMT, [email] (Sydney Assbasket ) wrote:
so what's changed? just because you don't think that the newer episodes are as good as the old ones doesn't mean that the Simpsons isn't a good show any more.
remember how the Godfather was a great movie, yet Godfather III wasn't? would you say that the Godfather was therefore a bad movie, just because it's sequal wasn't great?
(not a perfect example i know)
Lewis
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 14:08:30 -0400, "Professor Frink" wrote:
they probably haven't watched it before. or they just watched one episode from season one years ago and decided they didn't like it.
OR, they could be one of them generation x guys who think it's cool to hate something that everyone else loves.
Lewis
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yeah, well I'm fearing the last season, because this mean there will NOT be any more worth while sitcoms/shows on TV, one of them being Seinfeld. Sure people may include Friends or Frasier, but the depth of these shows or any other one which gives them much of its character simply does not exist.
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"You see, there are some *crybabies* out there, religious types mostly, who might be offended. If you are one of them, I advise you to turn off your set now."
And they do. Most of the people I've met who don't like the show give conservative religious reasons for their position. Oh, well.
Joe Pukepail