I'm glad the writers acknowledged...

...there could not possibly be a President worse than Bill Clinton.

-- R Flowers

Lying in a deposition in a civil suit? I guess all the treason committed by the Bush family can conveniently be overlooked.

All our Presidents have been straight white males? What about James Buchanan and George W Bush?

Lenny looked like JJ Jameson from Spiderman. Carl looked like Whoppi Goldberg. And other guy looked like the police officer. Oops, that's who he was.

Springfield has a "Little Seattle". Full of coffeehouses.

"Kurt, I found the sound you're looking for." What was that? A spoof of that movie about that guy named Forrest Gump, but I can't seem to remember the name of the movie?

Seeing Homer with all his hair, not even starting to go bald, and full grown was pretty strange.

Mr. Museum

wrote in message news:[email]...

Is this some kind of racial slur?

-- R Flowers

Which one? The reference about Lenny, or the one about Carl.

No. It refers to the fact that their hairstyles were exactly alike.

Mr. Museum

In regards to Whoopi, a speciel* slur would be more appropriate.

*Yes, I just made that word up, for want of a better term.

On Jan 27, 9:08 pm, "[email]" wrote:

I thought it was from the movie where Alex P. Keaton went back to the future? I can't remember what it was called, but Chuck's cousin, Marvin Berry, called him about Alex's guitar playing.

Aaron Hirshberg wrote:

Brian Huntley replied:

At least he had the right director.

"[email]" ([email]) writes:

Actually, more like Rick James. He started out with Neil Young, had fair success, I gather, as a solo artist, and maybe is best known for holding a woman in bondage while he and his girlfriend basically raped her.

Maybe most significant, Rick James was portrayed on The Simpsons at least once, and has been referred to a number of times.

Michael

"[email]" wrote in news:[email]:

Calling someone gay because you don't like him is grade school behavior. Grow up.

I wasn't paying full attention, so I missed that.

But keep in mind, the episode was fiction.

There was that episode that featured the 1984 Olympics, and it featured the birth of one of the kids. The family was well formed that year.

But here we have an episode that claims they aren't even married in the nineties, let alone with children.

It's like all those Superman comics where they'd have alternative story lines for an issue or two, only to get back to the main storyline.

Michael

This better not be another fake-out!

Mr. Museum

Michael Black wrote:

The point they were making was, Homer made his statement before 1980. Besides, was Clinton really a worse President than (choose one: Richard Nixon; Herbert Hoover; Jimmy Carter)? It probably depends on your definition of "bad".

The point is, time goes forward even though nobody gets older. In "All's Fair in Oven War," they even had a scene "two years later" where nobody was any older than before.

-- Don

Don Del Grande wrote:

[THWACK]

The point they were making was, Homer made his statement before 2000.

-- Don

"Don Del Grande" wrote in message news:[email]...

"At least there will never be a President worse that Jimmy Carter. He's the world's greatest monster!"

-- R Flowers

"Michael Black" wrote in message news:fnjh4i$9fu$[email]...

Are you saying Bill Clinton was a fictional character?

Perhaps in some over-reaching porn movie?

-- R Flowers