Homer adding extra syllables to words

Oct 31, 2004, 10:59 PM ET14 posts by 12 posters
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Phineas Q Butterfat

Recently, I was trying to think of all the times that Homer adds an extra syllable to words. Here's what I have:

saxamaphone (Lisa, stop playing that stupid...) obamabo (trying to figure out what instrument lisa plays) tubamaba (trying to figure out what instrument lisa plays) tramapoline, trampopoline (excited about free trampoline ad in paper) metababolism (younger Homer can eat whatever he wants because of it) sophistimicated (THOH - the matter transporter) macamadamia nuts (free cookies at the mall - he also wrote a note with that spelling)

Did I miss any?

UniblabPhineas Q Butterfat

"Phineas Q Butterfat" wrote in message news:[email]...

Homer has problems with the plural version of "Flanders", which already ends in an s. He says, "Flandereses", as in "The Flandereses are not geeks!".

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"Michael J. Astrauskas" wrote in message news:...

F-L-A His name is Ned! R-D-S It's a stupid name! He's worse than Frankenstein or Dr. No!

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Mark WilsonAaron Hirshberg

"Aaron Hirshberg" wrote in message news:[email]...

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already ends

geeks!".

Somebody mention Dr. Xino?

SasquatchPhineas Q Butterfat

Vio-ma-lin?

http://www.snpp.com/episodes/3G02.html
Homer: So, what do you like, Lisa?  Vio-ma-lin?  Tuba-ma-ba?  Oboe-mo-boe?
 Lisa: [pointing] That one!
       [Lisa's adorable little digit points up to a beautiful new baritone
       sax.]
Homer: Oh...saxo-ma-phone. [reads price tag] Two hundred dollars?!
-- Expensi-ma-ve, ``Lisa's Sax''

"Phineas Q Butterfat" wrote in message news:[email]...

Michael J. AstrauskasSasquatch

Sasquatch wrote:

Apparently not too expensive. Homer managed to get a saxaphone for $200.

- Michael J. Astrauskas P.S. Alto or tenor?

In alt.tv.simpsons, on the "Re: Homer adding extra syllables to words" thread, Michael J. Astrauskas wrote:

Officially, it's a baritone sax. Matt Groening said he liked the idea of little Lisa playing such a huge, unweildy instrument. Sometimes, we hear an alto or tenor sax on the soundtrack, but the animators consistently draw a baritone sax.

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Tieus AlbertPhineas Q Butterfat

[email] (Phineas Q Butterfat) wrote in message news:...

I'm not sure. I'll have to ask my friend Michaelemangelo.

NelsonTieus Albert

Just saw this the other night:

Bart: I need a hundred dollars for a comic book. Homer: A hundred bucks for a comic book? Who drew it, Michael Milangelo?

-- ``Three Men and a Comic Book''

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