"Lisa's pony" DYN/Comment

S03E08 Lisa's PonyretroFeb 5, 2004, 4:48 AM ET12 years later23 posts by 17 posters
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NRobin1027
Hi::)

I was watching "Lisa's pony" yesterday on the FOX station here in Oklahoma and as a horse owner myself, there were a few things I noticed.

We see Lisa noticing that her pony had not finished it's salt lick. My family and I have four horses and I've never seen a salt lick used on one. I think salt licks are used on other livestock like cattle, but not horses.

Also, how could the Simpsons keep a horse? I mean, they had no barn or stable for it and I doubt the neighbors would put up with the smell as a result of the manuare a horse produces and you can ask my dad, horses do produce quite alot of manuare, LOL:)

Lisa behaved like a typical eight year old here. Wanting a pet, but not having an undserstanding of the costs of caring for it or what the animal needs. Overall, it's a great episode:)

jmho, Robin:) NRobin1027

Dr MusicNRobin1027

"NRobin1027" wrote in message news:[email]...

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The episode makes all this clear. Homer's initial plan is to let the pony roam the streets by day, and put it in the garage at night. When explained that this is illegal ("That's for the courts to decide!"), he ends up getting a night job at Kwik-E-Mart to pay for keeping it in a stable.

Yours truly, Some bozo http://fingerlickingood.0catch.com
Sir RealNRobin1027

In article , NRobin1027 says...

Yes, Robin, horses do use salt licks. Check any equestrian supply catalog, and you'll find licks in there for horses.

Sir Real "Timeo Hominem Unius Libri" http://www.sirrealcomix.ws/
Aaron HirshbergNRobin1027

[email] (NRobin1027) wrote in message news:...

You are wandering away from the true purpose of watching the show. Which is to be entertained. You sound like the kind of person who would ask: "Where were the bathrooms on the Starship Enterprise?". Continuity and sensibility are not what you look for when watching a TV show.

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Hey - where *are* the bathrooms on the Enterprise?

Michael J. Astrauskash

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They're in the crew's quarters. The waste is diassassembled as resources for the replicators.

- Michael J. Astrauskas
Scott MunroMichael J. Astrauskas

On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 19:10:25 GMT, "Michael J. Astrauskas" wrote:

You mean, when they go to 10-Forward and order a drink, it's...? Eeeewwwww! I hate the future!

Scott Munro Confusion to the French...looking! Vote Bush-Cheney '04 http://spokane4bush2004.blogspot.com/
iggy17renScott Munro

Isn't the *only* reference to the bathroom, in Star Trek, contained in the movie "First Contact?" off hand, I can't think of any other.

Scott Munroiggy17ren

On Sat, 7 Feb 2004 21:08:51 -0600, "iggy17ren" wrote:

In the DS9 epsiode where Sisko built the photon sail ship, I believe the vessel's zero-G bathroom was discussed.

Scott Munro Confusion to the French...looking! Vote Bush-Cheney '04 http://spokane4bush2004.blogspot.com/
iggy17renScott Munro

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Yeah, you're probably right, I should have said just ST:TNG since that's the only series I watch. the DS9 reference is interesting, though.

GusAaron Hirshberg

People in the 23rd century don't need bathrooms anymore - we'll have evolved so we waste nothing.

Captain InfinityAaron Hirshberg

Once Upon A Summertime, Just A Dream From Yesterday Aaron Hirshberg wrote:

There was a door leading to the bathroom located between Spock's station and the right-hand side of the main viewscreen. You never saw it because that was where they placed the camera when filming the episodes.

** Captain Infinity ..."Stupid TV! Be more funny!" --Homer Simpson

Xino KinerAaron Hirshberg

Actually they are in the crew's quarters and at other various locations on the decks, according to the technical manual/blueprints. They were not shown on TV since they never directly related to the story, at least in my opinion. BUT, they were there. Non angeli sunt, Hahaha

Mr. CostingtonNRobin1027

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Especially that "World's Smallest Horse" on the "Bart Carny" episode.

NitesbaneNRobin1027

"NRobin1027" wrote in message news:[email]...

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My grandparents keep a horse for their neighbor and when I spend the summers with them, I help care for it as part of my room and board. I can attest to two things: 1. Horses do produce a LOT of manure. 2. Horses do use salt licks. I've watched it happen, swear to god. ;-)

-Bane

NitesbaneNitesbane

"Nitesbane" wrote in message news:tkvUb.30$[email]...

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The deer are quite fond of saltlicks as well

Nate TXNitesbane

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Did you say "beer" or "deer?"

GusNate TX

Nate TX wrote:

Beer hhhhmmmmmmmmmmm

JimNitesbane

"Nitesbane" wrote in news:kmvUb.35 $[email]:

This sounds like a "code phrase" from a bad spy movie.

Jim

Ted S.Nitesbane

Somebody claiming to be "Nitesbane" wrote in news:tkvUb.30$[email]:

You actually *watch* horses producing manure? Eeeewwwww!!!

Ted <fedya at bestweb dot net> The way I see it, you raised three children who could knock out and hog- tie a perfect stranger, you must be doing *something* right. Marge Simpson, <http://www.snpp.com/episodes/7G01.html>
Jason LaRueNitesbane

"Nitesbane" wrote in news:tkvUb.30$[email]:

Watch out, you're going to go to hell for swearing to God http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=(wrap) story&cid=583&e=1&u=/nm/20040205/od_nm/life_hell_dc or
NitesbaneJason LaRue

"Jason LaRue" wrote in message news:[email]...

Nah, he and I have a legal arrangement where I get to use His name and He gets to use mine

Captain InfinityNRobin1027

Once Upon A Summertime, Just A Dream From Yesterday NRobin1027 wrote:

Maybe that's why the pony didn't finish it.

They kept it in Flanders' garage. It was okily-dokily with Ned.

** Captain Infinity ..."If I'm laughing at what I think I am, it's very funny." --Homer Simpson