I thought I heard a line from Homer in today's ep that they had been to every continent. When did they go to Europe? ________________________________________________________________
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Bart said he went to every continent. Bart was in France in early 1990. "The Crepes of Wrath" That was a Great Episode!!
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Homer was in Scotland to get some monster for Mr. Burns.
Drunk and full of pie, Zed wrote:
It's not like we've seen everything that's happened to them, either. They DO have a life outside the show... ;)
"The Rack" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Haven't you ever seen behind the laughter?
"The Rack" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Yep, although we have seen Bart (and Homer) in six contienents on the show. ^^
North America-Um, he lives there. But for what it's worth, he's been to all three North American countries; he was in Canada in "The Bart Wants What it Wants," and he visited Mexico in "Kamp Krusty."
South America-This week's episode.
Europe-The aforementioned first-season episode where Bart visits France, "Crepes of Wrath." Also, they went to Europe to get Lisa's baloon back at some point. Homer visited Scotland without the family (but with Mr. Burns) in "Monty Can't Buy Me Love," although that may or may not count since it's technically part of an island. (though most people seem to consider part of Europe anyway)
Asia-Bart made a delivery of human eyes to Hong Kong in "Bart on the Road." I'm surprised he didn't just keep the eyes and use them to play pranks on people. Also, Homer went to India with Apu in the aptly titled "Homer and Apu." The family's visit to Japan in "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo" has the same problem as Homer's visit to Scotland; Japan is a bunch of islands, so in the strictest sense it's not part of Asia, but many people consider it to be anyway.
Africa-The family won an African vacation in "Simpsons Safari."
Australia-"Bart vs. Australia."
Antarctica-Next year, apprentally. :)
-Wyvern
By that logic, Bart hasn't been to Asia at all. Hong Kong is also an island.
An island which is part of a continent.
[email] (Ben Berthiaume) spewed forth in news:[email] on 01 Apr 2002:
Not all of it. There is a mainland part, a peninsula, and 2 islands. One of them is Stonecutter's Island, oddly enough.
I think we should see everything that happens to them.
"Zed" wrote in message news:[email]...
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"Some monster". Heh. Zed, you crack me so consistently... up.
Yours truly, Some bozo
It is a monster, no? It's been a while since I have seen that episode
"Zed" wrote in message news:[email]...
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(takes a deep breath to compose himself)
It wasn't "some monster", it was the LOCH NESS MONSTER. Are you so obsessed with "The Simpsons" and sending e-mails to the Comedy Network that you have absolutely zero knowledge of popular culture and history? Or are you trying to be funny?
(done rant)
Yours truly, Some bozo
To me the Loch Ness Monster is "some monster" because i don't care about it.
Yes.
No.
finally.....
"Zed" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Well, I'm glad it's settled, anyway. There's no point in educating someone who doesn't want to be educated, so from this point on I'll take your posts with gentle good humour. Still, it's a testament to the quality of the Simpsons that the show can even be enjoyed by someone when most of the pop-culture references go right over his head.
Yours truly, Some bozo
Exactly.....
"Zed" wrote in message news:[email]...
Some MONSTER...from LOCH NESS. I believe it was called "the big animal from that Scottish lake."
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"Nathan Mulac DeHoff" wrote in message news:[email]...
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yeah, it's like Speed 2 but with a bus instead of a boat!
I know, I heard it too. Here's some music... <Fur Elise>
PS- I *know*, it's just the first thing I think of when I hear that line...
"P. Piggly Hogswine" wrote in message news:hA3q8.41668$[email]...
I think that movie was called "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down"
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Best Name for a monster Ever.
Drunk and full of pie, Zed wrote:
How 'bout "branch monster"?