Down with Homework

Oct 30, 2007, 8:36 AM ET7 posts by 7 postersalt.tv.simpsons
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Captain Adamalt.tv.simpsons

Which episode is the one where Bart wears a t-shirt that says 'Down With Homework'? I think he got it from a MAD magazine.

"Captain Adam" wrote in message news:VyFVi.6853$[email]...

That shirt makes a good point! "Team Homer" [http://www.snpp.com/episodes/3F10.html]

-- R Flowers

Xino KinerR Flowersalt.tv.simpsons

"R Flowers" wrote in message news:[email]...

Actually, it doesn't. Homework is extremely important, it is essential to a child's intellectual development.

[Paul adjusts chair, puts kettle on and waits for the show to begin. This is going to be good...]

Paul

JeßusXino Kineralt.tv.simpsons

I assume you were home-skooled then?

*Homework: more essential to compliance training than any actual intellectual development, usually.

None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free - Goethe

On Oct 31, 11:08 am, [email] wrote:

Xino, the objective of this ng is to be funny. Do not take this stuff so seriously.

Please banish Xino to the land of winds and ghosts. Oops, you are not Mr. Sparkle. You are SparkoHe. Whatever that is. Your posting may result in an epidemic of comma splices. Or a lack of same. Just to tease you. Of course.

It used to be that just using lines of dialogue from OFF episodes in certain contexts constituted humor in this ng. Then it was the misspelling of certain words. And then it was the cavalier use of a plethora of big words in a manner that bordered on insouciance that came to constitute humor in this ng. Now it is getting more refined. Our very sentence structure, with an excess of these comma splices, or a dearth of the same, will be used to create humor.

Mr. Museum