When the opponent's car was smashing into Marge's car in the demolition derby, did Homer say what I thought he said? That was too funny. Alas, I did not tape it so I could not rewind it to confirm such verbiage. D'oh!
- mariner
When the opponent's car was smashing into Marge's car in the demolition derby, did Homer say what I thought he said? That was too funny. Alas, I did not tape it so I could not rewind it to confirm such verbiage. D'oh!
Well, I did tape it. But I won't rewind it for the likes of YOU so, Na-na.
"And with that, we shall call it The Leauge of Things!" -Manuella VanLowdwen
Yes he did. Unlike the boneheaded "boner" gag, this one was funny.
I guess maybe the writers subcontracted Beavis and Butthead for that other joke.
"mariner" <mariner@> wrote in message news:a34jgb$a0i$[email]...
Drunk and full of pie, Rick Gutleber wrote:
Krusty: Heh heh. Z-z-z-zooooooom!
The punchline of the boner joke, was not the ripping sound, it was the self-aware 'Feh' and the shrug of shoulders of the 'mummy.' It satirizes the gross-out humor in so many teen movies nowadays.
Although a joke is no longer funny when explained, I found it funny the first time. And not because of my juvenile sense of humor...
"The Rack" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Although this episode was better than the average Scully-era episode, the vulgarity that has plagued the show since season 10 still brought the episode down a bit. Al Jean seems to be fixing some of Scully's problems, but the tendency to use uncharacteristically Family Guy/South Park-like jokes needs to go as well.
Oh well, at least there haven't been any references to passing gas.
Mikulade84 wrote...
Like Homer saying, "Fuel for me muel, gas for me ass."?
Fuel is right.
Fuel for me desktop Octane2 as well. Light it with an O2+ and BOOM.
"Exatron" wrote in message news:[email]...
Heh heh heh. "Mule".
Dr Music P.S. Parking was ample.
Yharr wrote:
doodie. booger. Sincerely, Little Girl
Internet King wrote:
crap boobs crap.
"Dave H." wrote:
Fart!
Internet King wrote in message news:...
Mitten!