DYN For 05/23/04

May 23, 2004, 9:17 PM ET22 posts by 11 posters
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Aaron Hirshberg

DYN For 05/23/04

A much better episode than a week ago. What a relief. Corny ending, though.

1. Geezer Rock is a take off on The Old Man in the Mountain, a New Hampshire rock attraction that started to fall apart 40 years ago, was held up with supports for many years, and finally collapsed recently. 2. Quimby calls Lisa "Liser Simpson". That is totally a Boston area accent. 3. "Souless piece of granite" sounds a lot like "inanimate carbon rod". 4. When the astronaut was reading the paper in outer space, the Great Lakes were in the wrong place, and James Bay was on the wrong side of Hudson's Bay. 5. Channel 6 Still in English. 6. Burns bought Channel 6, KBBL, and The Springfield Shopper. 7. When Lisa told Bart to add a runny nose to the caricature of Skinner, he replied "snot a problem, chief". shades of "I bazoom you want a table?" 8. BUrns refers to television as "Jumping Box" and "Pic-To-Cube". 9. Boobarella was based on Elvira, or Cassandra Peterson in real life. 10. Burns Weekly "It's Too Late". 11. The dancing horses was one of the best scenes ever. IMHO. 12. "Lisa To Burns: Drop Dead". In 1975, when New York City was in trouble, and President Gerald Ford refused to help them, the headlines read: "Ford to New York: Drop Dead". 13. "Ralph Wiggum's Oscar picks". 14. Ralph's article in the Chicago paper: "I Can Go On The Bus". I assume this was some sort of bathroom humor. 15. The editorial cartoon featured Smithers' head attached to the locomotive, and Skinner in the background. 16. Burns called Smithers "curtsey boy". 17. League of Evil. 18. The other homegrown newspapers were being hawked by Barney, Disco Stu, Frink, Willie, Nelson, LENNY, and Marge's sisters.

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Michael BlackAaron Hirshberg

Aaron Hirshberg ([email]) writes:

Wasn't it treated like a column, and said "Ralphisms"? At least, that's what I seemed to catch.

Michael

Aaron HirshbergMichael Black

[email] (Michael Black) wrote in message news:...

I was probably reading too much into this. I thought he was referring to going to the bathroom on the bus. Performing his bodily functions in his pants.

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Chris ®Aaron Hirshberg

I thougt it was Ralph's joy at finally being allowed on the "long bus".

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Duff ManAaron Hirshberg

"Aaron Hirshberg" wrote in message news:[email]...

I had to re-read that...

I was like, when was Willie Nelson hawking a newspaper?

Ted S.Duff Man

Somebody claiming to be "Duff Man" wrote in news:[email]:

Do not touch Willie. Oh, good idea!

Ted <fedya at bestweb dot net> The way I see it, you raised three children who could knock out and hog- tie a perfect stranger, you must be doing *something* right. Marge Simpson, <http://www.snpp.com/episodes/7G01.html>
Robert BindlerAaron Hirshberg

Aaron Hirshberg wrote:

I heard the second one as "Picture Tube"

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Aaron HirshbergTim Smith

Tim Smith wrote in message news:...

Not bad for the guy, me, who thought Quimby said "bonies" last week when in fact he said "phonies".

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VoVatAaron Hirshberg

"Aaron Hirshberg" wrote in message news:[email]...

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wrote:

I heard "Bonies," too. "Phonies" doesn't make any sense in that context. It was definitely "Picto-Cube," though.

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Aaron HirshbergVoVat

"Nathan" wrote in message news:...

I got this reversed. Quimby said "Bonies", and I thought he said "phonies". "Pbonies" only makes sense in the context of breast augmentation, which a lot of adult stars get.

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Michael BlackVoVat

Of course "Phonies" makes sense. As in breast implants.

I don't, however, have a clue as to which it really was.

Michael

VoVatMichael Black

"Michael Black" wrote in message news:c950ft$jnl$[email]...

"Pic-To-Cube".

context.

Okay, it makes sense, but not as much sense.

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Brown BettyAaron Hirshberg

Those who don't want to travel all the way to New Hampshire to see it (and not be able to see it anyway since it collapsed) can find it on the back of the New Hampshire quarter.

Heh. When Burns told Smithers to "get me the League of Evil!" I expected Smithers to say, "You mean the local Republican leadership, sir?"

Aaron HirshbergBrown Betty

Brown Betty wrote in message news:...

I assume that this was a reference to the "Justice League" or some similar motley crew of comic book superheroes or villians.

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Duff ManJames Q. Morrissey

"James Q. Morrissey" wrote in message news:c8t9kq$e92$[email]...

expected

No. Justice League was around long before...

Michael BlackDuff Man

On the other hand, I gather the Extraordinary Gentlemen that made up that league have been around for ages.

But was the "Justice League" the first example of superheroes getting together? I haven't read comic books in over thirty years, but I seem to recall various combinations and recombinations of superheroes and villains back then.

Michael

Duff ManMichael Black

"Michael Black" wrote in message news:c8udpe$mle$[email]...

I highly doubt it, but it seems to be the most parodied...(see South Park)...

Aaron HirshbergDuff Man

"Duff Man" wrote in message news:...

(Duff-Man music in background) Duff man says, ... let ME into the JUSTICE LEAGUE. I'll show those bad guys! Oh, yeah!

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