What is everyone's favorite false location reference?
For instance, mine is in AABF03 ("Lisa Gets An A") when Superintendent Chalmers says, "Good lord, what a dump. It's not surprising this school was once classified THE most dilapidated in all of Missouri......that's why it was shut down and moved here brick by brick."
Pure genious.
- mirilidium I'm learn-ding!
"mirilidium" wrote in message news:[email]...
I don't know what episode it was...but being Canadian..i like the way they say stuff about Canada.. Like when Lisa said one' They couldn't even find Canada on a map or north america...
and homer said "well, it's easy to miss..all tucked away down there....
i think that was hilarious.
i like in the wizard of evergreen terrace when homer and head for edison's museum the sign says new york, texas, california, and michigan this exit or something like that
It has to be the "Behind the Laughter" reference to the Simpson family being from Kentucky. More stupid threads have been started off that one than any other.
Of course, there was the recent Weekly Post article (I believe this is a Canadian newspaper) claiming that the Simpsons had to be Canadian LOL
Moj
"mirilidium" wrote in message news:[email]...
On Wed, 03 Oct 2001 03:17:39 GMT, "moj" wrote:
It's called the National Post.
And for the record, we long ago disowned it.
TTYL
Also in Behind the Laughter... in the opening part, the Simpsons are described as being from Springfield "a bustling heartland town of America". I always think of the midwest when I hear heartland...
But it is a worn out topic.
On 10/9/01 12:49 AM, "AcK!" wrote:
On Tue, 09 Oct 2001 07:23:59 GMT, Jeff DuPuy wrote:
Everyone knows the heartland of America is in Canada, though.
Which makes it much more interesting to discuss.
TTYL
"mirilidium" wrote in message news:[email]...
"742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield, oh hiya Maude!"
Dr. Evil
The was a moral to this story, but it has since escaped the authors mind
"Richard Marsden" wrote in message news:...
Look, there's a NEW Mexico. Homer said this in the camping trip episode with Ernest Borgnine, and Burns said it in another episode.
Aaron Hirshberg
The episode where Burns said it was Homer vs. Dignity, I believe, because Smithers went to Albuquerque for his Malibu Stacy show. I can't remember which episode the hiya Maude was - could someone email that to me (in case I forget to check this thread again)?
Aaron Hirshberg wrote:
The superbowl episode. with Vincent Price's shoddy egg kit (no feet) "742, Evergreen Terrace, Springfield, Ohiya Maude!"
"Gene Poole, cubed." wrote:
Oh shutup, Jodie. Sincerely, Little Girl
I like the one where they're quizzing Homer(?) and the kids say "Point to where you live", as he points, Marge steps in front of the map.
bullfrog? that's a funny name. I'd have called them chornwazzles.
"Gene Poole, cubed." <"gene.poole"@aol.com (actually home.com, heh)> wrote in news:CuhB7.7528$[email]:
The Wolumbaloo Dirt Monument is just too exciting to pass up.
Pobody's Nerfect in Australia.
that hat's clever like me.
"SEC141" wrote in message news:3bd57d21$[email]...
shep
Nothing yet from Mariano Rivera, Chuck Noblock, or El Duque.
Homer points to a map of the US and says Springfield is here. (I forget where he points)
Lisa yells, "Dad, you're not pointing anywhere *near* Springfield!"
In the ep where Apu studies to become a citizen
"Jacob Slavek" wrote in message news:qrKu7.5027$[email]...
Something blocked the map at the key moment as I recall.
Bart walked onto the screen and said "Hey, whatcha doing?"