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The rules are simple, you post and obscure quote from The Simpsons, and then some one guess who said it and what episode it was from. Since not all of us know the names of every single episode, a short discription will be fine.
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"Now chrew through my ball sack."
Answer: Pincipal Skinner in the episode where the kids are snowed in at school.
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Let me get things started:
"Go to Bread."
The person who gets it right, gets to post the next quote.
The episode where Lisa babysits Bart.
My quote: "Hello, lamppost! Watcha knowin'? I've come to watch your power flowing."
Extra points if anyone can spot what that line is a reference to.
Who Shot Mr.Burns part 1
Mr.Burns
and singing in the rain.
EDIT: feh.
Close. Hanging from the lamppost was inspired by Singing in the Rain, but the line itself is lifted from the delicious Simon & Garfunkel ditty, The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy).Quote:
Originally posted by Regus
And Singing in the Rain.
Anyways, next quote.
"Call this an unfair generalization if you must, but old people are no good at everything."
That's a good one. I know Moe said it but I can't connect the line to any scene.
I'll give it to you, it was during the bowling episode when Homer, Moe, Apu and Mr.Burns formed the Pin Pals.Quote:
Originally posted by Sqoon
That's a good one. I know Moe said it but I can't connect the line to any scene.
"I saw weird stuff in that place last night. Weird, strange, sick, twisted, eerie, godless, evil stuff. And I want in."
Homer, about the Stonecutters.
Hooray for obscure Simpsons lines! :)
James.
"You will die a terrible, terrible death."
"GASP!"
"Oh, I'm sorry! That was our last caller. Ok...mmmm...I'm getting somethingggggg....ok, you will die a terrible, terrible death."