Sitting around watching the episode where Homer balloons to 300 pounds to get disability, and he's daydreaming about working at home, and Ned shows up all tired from his day at work, a thought entered my desolate cranium.
Has it ever been said what Ned does?
Probably been asked thousands of times, but what the hell, I'll ask once more.
MF
See: http://www.snpp.com/episodes/7F23 http://www.snpp.com/episodes/4F18 http://www.snpp.com/episodes/5F11
For starters. These aren't the only places where you can find this information, but at least it's a start...
Oh, and this one too...
http://www.snpp.com/episodes/8F16
In article , "Michael Fthenos" wrote:
well, Ned owns his own business, The Leftorium, a shop in Springfield Mall which caters to the needs of left-handed people. It's set up in the episode "When Flanders Failed".
It's been awhile since I've seen that episode, though, so I can't remember what he did before the Leftorium. Though I have some inkling that he might of been a pharmacist in a drug store.....
Why is this one of the most frequent questions? It's been clearly stated in many episodes what he does. This opic seems to be becoming the "Land of Chocolate" of March
Bazilla
Yup. This episode was on here in NYC early last week.
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Michael Fthenos wrote:
Leftorium Sincerely, Little Girl
Flanders was in the pharmacy buisness, but he left it to start the leftorium.
And if this has already been said, my defense is I'm using Outlook Express. (I know, I know...)
"Oingo Boingo" wrote in message news:qIvl8.222$[email]...
Actually, "pharmaceutical" business, which is *NOT* the same as "pharmacy" business.
Yours truly, Some bozo
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What's "pharmacy business", the selling of "pharmaceutical" businesses?
[email] (David Gaudine) wrote in message news:...
Flanders was a salesman, selling stuff to pharmacies. But, he LEFT that business to start the Leftorium.
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"Aaron Hirshberg" wrote in message news:[email]...
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"pharmacy"
That's the most likely scenario, though he could have also worked in the factory, or the lab. Remember too, "pharmaceuticals" doesn't just mean "drugs". Remember Lee Pharmaceuticals, makers of "Lee Press-on Nails"?
Yours truly, Some bozo
"Dr Music" wrote in message news:...
He might have been selling condoms to pharmacies. So that <insert joke about Trojans from last Sunday's episode here>.
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"Oingo Boingo" wrote in message news:qIvl8.222$[email]...
Express.
Hmmm??? Nothing wrong with OE as a newsreader. I used to use command-line ones like rn and trn but am very happy with OE.
Rob
I think he might work at the "Leftorium".
"Michael Fthenos" wrote in message news:6Ynk8.1228$[email]...
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He does work at the Lefttorium however i think he has another form of income...
Edward Williams wrote:
Somebody claiming to be Michael Cogan wrote in news:[email]:
Flancrest (Enterprises/Industries/some such word), which sells religion- themed hook rugs over the Internet. See 5F11 "Das Bus".
(For once I think I remember the P-code!)
Previously, he was a pharmacist.
Brett
"Brett Buck" wrote in message news:[email]...
No, he was not. He was in the "pharmaceutical game". Two different things.
Yours truly, Some bozo
He sold crank? That makes him much more interesting.
Brett
"Brett Buck" wrote in message news:[email]...
things.
LOL, I never thought of that. What comes to MY mind when I hear the word is "Lee Pharmaceuticals." As in, "Lee Press-On Nails." That's much less interesting.
Yours truly, Some bozo
I always thought there was something sinister about him.
Brett