Philosophical query

Nov 14, 2001, 1:14 AM ET11 posts by 9 posters
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444

Is it possible to respond to anything that happens in one's life with a line from the Simpsons? I tink so.

Gene Poole, cubed.444

Life is one neverending simpsons quote, yes. that's not exactly philosophy though

Gene Poole � We are merely tenants, with nothing to brag about, while boasting of the World eating out of our hands. Never looking down at our blood and mud caked fingers and the cracked smiles on our masks.
p�man444
I think the same can be said about "The Big Lebowski", I've used the lines in that movie endlessly! "444" wrote in message news:[email]...
The Rackp�man

Drunk and full of pie, p�man wrote:

[Dunks his head in the toilet] Where is it?

Chadderack June: Ward, the Beaver blew up the Dairy Queen, again. Ward: I'll have a talk with him, dear.
mirilidiumThe Rack

It's uhh...it's down there somewhere. Let me take another look.

  • mirilidium
Christian VolkThe Rack

lines

It's in the hexadecimal representation pi's approximation. Any sequence of cyphers can be found in it. So you will also find the endless line of that in hexadecimal code.

[Dunks his head in Pi]

Whch1spinkp�man

Not to the extent that you can use Simpsons lines, though. Although, I've got the very annoying habit of saying "Phone's ringing, Dude" EVERY time I hear a phone ring. =)

Till Then=) Jeff Warden "Thank you, Donny!"

p�manWhch1spink

well that's just your opinion, man. ;o) "Whch1spink" wrote in message news:[email]...

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Megafrim444

444 wrote:

    I can respond to everything that happens in MY life with just one
Simpson's quote:
"D'oh!".
    -megafrim
Aaron Hirshberg444

[email] (444) wrote in message news:...

According to a skit in a recent SNL rerun on Comedy Central, the movie "Caddyshack" is the best source for quotes to use in real life.

We have discussed this almost as many times as we have discussed the "Baker Street" question, the "is Smithers gay?" question and the <insert common discussion topic here> question.

Here in Boston, there is a large construction project called the "Big Dig" going on. The other day I was walking downtown near the project, and I said to one of the workers: "If we have learned anything from 'The Flintstones', it's that you can use a pelican to mix concrete." The worker turned to me and said: "That's what separates man from all the other animals, ... except the weasel."

Aaron "Space Museum" Hirshberg