It would be fun to see Lisa, Bart and Maggie age by about 10 years. Think of the plot permutations with Lisa and Bart in those fun years of puberty. Daniel Stern providing expository narration as the adult Bart. Hoo hah!
Age?
"Dwayne Conyers" wrote in message news:[email]...
Easy, there. Keep saying things like that, and Jake Lennington will want to marry you ;-)
Lisa and Bart's ages are ambiguous enough as it is. Lisa is hardly eight. After all, she's done more things in her life than most people ever do. She's had her first kiss. How many eight-year-old's have had their first kiss?
In truth, Lisa is a character technically eight, but in truth representing an age range of about eight to eleven or twelve.
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"Malodushn�kh" wrote:
Maybe in _your_ life.
"Malodushn�kh" wrote in message news:[email]...
How many 21 year-olds haven't!
What was the name of the episode where Homer talked to a fortune teller and he saw Lisa getting married and Maggie finally speaking and he stomped on the flag? This was one of my favorites, but I forget the title!
Andy(atuc.com), is mentally slow...or is that slowly mental...
Dwayne Conyers wrote:
On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Andrew Hall wrote:
It wasn't Homer who went to see the fortune teller, it was Lisa. The ep. was "Lisa's Wedding", 2F15.
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Sure. There's only one thing I ask in return. Certainly. Pull my FINGER!
Kristian Ronge wrote:
RIIIIGHT, my bad. I had the future part right, just the two or three minutes of real time was confused. Thanks for clearing that one up for me!
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