I've got the Simpson's one a day Trivia calender. Here's the question:
In "Bart vs. Australia" (2F13), after being airlifted to safety, the Simpsons leave what curse on the Australian populace?
a) a plague of bullfrogs b) a plague of locusts c) a plague of athlete's foot.
The calender says the answer is c. Is this really correct, or a typo? I don't remember any athlete's foot reference.
"Sclayton11" wrote in message news:[email]...
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I noticed that, too...the real answer is a...
"Duff Man" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Homer left atheletes foot.
"Chris F" wrote in message news:bkv75l$vf$[email]...
Uh no.
"Duff Man" wrote in message news:[email]...
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typo?
Pft. You're either too hardcore as a Simpsons fan, or not hard-core enough...
You do remember Homer stole the boot and wore it?
"Sclayton11" wrote in message news:[email]...
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The answer should have been, a) a plague of bullfrogs. Remember when Bart got to Australia his pet frog lept from his pocket, and then through the show, we see more and more frogs.... ?
Wayne
"Wayne W." skrev i en meddelelse news:WoGcb.585$[email]...
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Not to nit-pick...Well, okay, to nit-pick: The frog didn't as much leap from Bart's pocket, as he left it by an artificial pond in the airport telling it that he'd come back for it, upon reading/learning that he wasn't allowed to take it into the country...
"Thomas Hillebrandt" wrote in message news:3f735acf$0$142$[email]...
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LOL. I had forgotten the particulars on how the frog left Bart's possession.
thanks
Wayne
On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 18:23:50 GMT, "Wayne W." wrote:
Bullfrogs? I'd call them chazzwizers.
"Alan Hamilton" wrote in message news:bl2iot$75653$[email]...
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Must be something local? chazzwizers? Did you make up that word? I checked Google, and they have no reference to "chazzwizers."
Wayne
"Wayne W." wrote in message news:hAgdb.869$[email]...
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Chaswozers?
On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 13:50:05 GMT, "Wayne W." wrote:
The preferred spelling is "chazzwazzers," although "chazzwizers" is an acceptable ethnic variant.
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 21:18:31 GMT, Scott Munro wrote:
I thought it was chuzzwozzers? That's according to the same subtitles that give the UK'ers Mo, Mrs Crabapple, Chief Wigham/Higham and Maud Flanders.
Wizard did it
John
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