When Lisa says that she is going to marry a carrot, does that mean what I think it means?
----- Richard Schultz [email] Department of Chemistry, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan, Israel Opinions expressed are mine alone, and not those of Bar-Ilan University ----- If you can keep your expectations tiny You'll go through life without being so whiny. -- Matt Groening
...what do you think it means?
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Hehehehehe... no.
I have never thought of it, but I think if they wanted to make some sort of phallic reference it would have worked better if she were going to marry a cucumber.
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And, you know this how???
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I dont know, there was an episode that fortold that she would turn down Millhouse for sex on thier high school prom night... this could be a knock on millhouse's meat.
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Mmmmmm...Milhouse meat.....
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You could say we all have a little uter in all of us.
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I agree that it's just a neutral joke. On the school bus, saying you loved something- like, "I love chocolate!"- would invariably lead someone to reply, "Oh yeah, are you gonna marry chocolate?"
This is a reply to news:[email], in which Katijaikat speculated:
Or a chorus of "Why don't you marry it?"