Unfiltered (www.airamericaradio.com) reported this morning that the website is real (typical for The Simpsons, actually, when quoting a link.)
But I don't remember what the quote was. Anyone care to post a link to the website?
Stan
Unfiltered (www.airamericaradio.com) reported this morning that the website is real (typical for The Simpsons, actually, when quoting a link.)
But I don't remember what the quote was. Anyone care to post a link to the website?
Stan
There were two, but they were too fast and I had too much stuff turned on in the vcr so I didn't catch them.
One of the posters put them in their review, I can't remember who. They were, if the poster got it right and I have no ability to judge, springfieldisforgay loversofmarriage.com
The first isn't registered as a .com or .org If there was not top level domain on it on the show, then likely they wouldn't bother to make it real.
The second was just created on Feb 18th, but it seems to be registered to a service (which has a name suggesting it's there as a blind for the real registrant)
But actually checking that second site, it's just a marker, as you'll get when someone grabs a website and hopes to sell it off to someone who actually wants it. That looks like it's not registered by the show.
Michael
"Michael Black" wrote in message news:cvegur$pf8$[email]...
http://www.springfieldisforgayloversofmarriage.com/ looks official to me!!!!
Stan
Wow. Since it was on two lines, I took it to mean two separate websites. Then ignore what I said.
This reminds me of years ago, when newspapers started putting in URLs. They'd split them up and put dashes at the end of the line to indicate it was continuned on the next line, but since dashes could be part of the URL, it was confusing.
Michael
"Michael Black" wrote in message news:cveijs$ql1$[email]...
I have a WAY of putting 2 and 2 together.
Stan
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I had to look at that picture again, at first it looked like the two smoke stacks has a huge arching door or tunnels running through them. It is in fact the reactor domes.