total money lost by the simpsons?

Apr 26, 2002, 1:51 AM ET7 posts by 6 posters
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Dirk Pitt

As we all know, during various Simpsons episodes OFF has had many, MANY opportunities to get free (as in beer) money. Of the episodes I've watched in the last few days I can remember:

$10,000,000 from The Old Man and the Lisa (10% of $100,000,000) $2,000 from Lisa's Rival (for the bees on Homer's sugar pile) $500,000 from Bart Gets Hit by a Car (1/2 the $1,000,000 settlement)

There are other episodes where the Simpsons DID get money, such as Bart's $500 from the Krusty O's Jagged O settlement. Can anyone remember how much money was lost/gained by OFF?

Aaron HirshbergDirk Pitt

[email] (Dirk Pitt) wrote in message news:...

How about all the opportunities to get money, have lives, and achieve sexual gratification that all the members of this ng have passed up by being members of this ng?

Space Museum

Kristian RongeAaron Hirshberg

On 26 Apr 2002, Aaron Hirshberg wrote:

That problem is NP-Complete.

(Yeah, it's a CS joke... :-)

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DarkNovaDirk Pitt

$150 million for the tomacco plant $1 million (and 3 Hawaiian islands) for Mr. Burn's teddy bear Bobo $1 million from Artie to sleep with Marge $5175 from selling Burn's stock too soon (he only got $25 instead of $5200)

There's probably a lot more.

  • Paul

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Dirk PittDarkNova

also $10,000,000 for selling the prize winning greyhounds.

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FrinkDirk Pitt

One Trillion Dollars by handing it over to communist cuba? well, a share of it at least

neil [email] - simply replace the spam with my name "Dirk Pitt" wrote in message news:[email]...
Jym DyerFrink
=v= Yeah, but due to inflation, that's pretty much
up there with a Dr. Evil ransom demand.                  .-.
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