don't respond do this with a wizard did it...
In The Way We Was, Homer graduated high school in 1974. However, five years earlier in 1969 he attended Woodstock. D'ohin in the Wind was on Syndication today and during Woodstock he looks around six or seven, maybe eight. Regardless, he's not nearly the thirteen or fourteen years he should be.
Strange huh.
Drunk and full of pie, Hans Moleman wrote:
That's just what happens when the time setting is "present".
"Hans Moleman" wrote in message news:[email]...
umm, howabout the fact that bart hasn't aged in 13 years? whoa!
slow down , egghead!
ash
Ash wrote:
slow down fatty, you're not on the moon yet! Sincerely, Little Girl
jsut a reminder... maggie is still two after thirteen years.... lisa is still 8... and Abe and Montey Burns are still alive.... *sigh* i just cant fathum non-followers.... "Internet King" wrote in message news:[email]...
five
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Internet King wrote:
give me my car back, fatty!
Drunk and full of pie, dave h. wrote:
I loved your last McBain movie, Mr. Wolfcastle. Quit stalling, fatty.
Hey, fatty! I got a movie for ya! "A Fridge Too Far"!
Drunk and full of pie, Gene Poole wrote:
The girls are planning on calling you "Fatty Fat Fat Fat", and Nelson's planning on pulling down your pants. But, nobody's trying to kill you.
The Rack wrote:
It's for a movie! I play a fat secret agent. Sincerely, Little Girl
In article , Internet King writes:
What're you cacklin' at, fatty? Too much pie, that's your problem!
When I grow up I want to be a lardo on workman's comp, just like Dad.
[email] (Jeremy B) wrote in message news:...
Ah wash mahself with a rag on a stick.
Get momma's prying board.
Hi Lisa! It's me, Ralph Wiggum, your husband!
"Gene Poole" wrote in message news:[email]...
Wesley, git mama's pryin' bar..
On 5 Dec 2001, SPoOkY0428 wrote:
Hey you know what? I could call my ma while I'm up here. HEY, MA! Get off the dang roof!
/ Kristian +-------------------------------------------------------+ |Kristian Ronge |[email]|[email]| |d99, datateknik, KTH (Kungliga Tekniska H�gskolan) | |d99, Computer Science, Royal Institute of Technology | +-------------------------------------------------------+ -"If ignorance is bliss, why aren't there more happy people?"
Hans Moleman wrote
Maybe it was a fairy.
Not really.
In , on Wednesday 28 November 2001 20:00, Hans Moleman at [email] took its finger out of its ass and typed into alt.tv.simpsons:
Lagrange snuh.
Drunk and full of pie, Jesus, The Destroyer wrote:
The mange muh.
I think I'll answer my own question. My roommate explained this and it makes sense...
Basically, every year the Simpsons don't age. So each character's birthdate changes each year. So during Season 10, when D'ohin in the Wind came out, Homer was younger in 1969 than he was in Season 4, precisely 6 years younger. So I guess it works out although I didn't compute it. That explains his 1974 graduation from high school and many other Simpsons time flaws. Oh, and also I have conclusively figured out that when there is still a conflict despite the above, a wizard did it.
-HM
Hans Moleman wrote:
Your ideas intrigue me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter. Sincerely, Little Girl
"Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder." [4F12]
That's your answer.
Andy(atuc.com), loves that line!
"Hans Moleman" wrote in message news:[email]...
Didja notice in that Xfiles episode, only 3 guys were carrying around an entire killer whale? And that they only had 4 fingers? Or that Burns was glowing green? And had his spine bent in an impossible direction?
I hope that at least one person got fired for each of those blunders. [/sarcasm]
Seriously, I don't understand why anyone still asks about continuity issues. The show has long abandoned any pretense at serious continuity, and after making a number of explicit jokes at the lack of continuity....why even bother analyzing it?
Being a completely fictional animated comedy affords them certain freedoms in this respect.....
On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 20:00:33 -0500, Hans Moleman wrote:
Sounds to me like someone doesn't want to accept reality...or wizards.
Scott