See Homer Run Capsule Submission

S17E06 See Homer RunliveNov 20, 2005, 8:34 PM ET36 minutes after the credits5 posts by 5 posters
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Joe Klemm

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In Homer's picture of Daddy Claus, his sleigh consists of a recliner, and his reindeer consists of golf carts? Dolph is Jewish?

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See Spot Run -Title

"Scream" robbery -Jimbo's gang steal the Scream (see comments)

The Old Gray Nare -Recall election caption on the news ballot

Arnold Schwartzenagger's governor run -Wolfcastle running for mayor

Comments

When Gray Davis was elected governor of California in 1998, the state was in the middle of a huge economic boom, and it look like future would be bright for him. All that changed in 2000, when a botched electricy deregulation resulted in a power energy crisis that caused a major deficit in the California budget. In 2002, he was able to get another term as a result of his opponent being involved in a financial-fraud scandel. However, many Californians were not pleased with Davis's work. As a result, a recall election was held in October, 2003. Of course, the recall election had a side effect in that various average Joes (and a few celebrities like Arnold Schwartzenagger and Gary Coleman) decided to put themselves on the recell election ticket.

The joke about Jimbo's gang stealing "The Scream" refers to how a group of armed robbers were able to easily steal a copy of the picture in 2004. Thanks to a few flaws in the security system in the Munch Museum in Oslo, Norway, the thieves, in front of various tourists, were able to cut the wires that were attached to the painting and steal it without any alarms sounding. Judging by the way cops believe that the theives intentionally dropped the picture twice and how they took the wood frame off the picture before they got away, it is believed that the people who stole "The Scream" knew what they were doing when they pulled off this heist.

Joe Klemm

AndrewJJoe Klemm

There are several first names I don't associate with Jewish people. Number 1 on that list would be any variation of "Adolph" for a Jewish man born after 1933.

jsonitsacAndrewJ

adolf actually used to be a common jewish name prior to hitler's rise to power. now, no jewish kids are given that name, and if there are any surviving jews with the name adolf they probably go by another name.

Matt GarveyJoe Klemm

Joe Klemm wrote:

The first thing I thought of was "see how they run," from "Three Blind Mice." Eh.

NathanMatt Garvey

"Matt Garvey" wrote in message news:[email]...

Not C:\DOS\RUN?

Nathan