Wait a minute...Lisa & Milhouse?
fl...@bigdoggie.com
British guy...and in my previous viewings, I managed to miss the line
spoken by Lisa in her white wedding dress. She says "I feel funny
wearing white...you know, Milhouse." Marge says Milhouse doesn't
count, and they both giggle.
It's my understanding that traditionally, only virgin brides wore
white--so does this line imply that Lisa had sex with Milhouse???
Richard Kelly
> white--so does this line imply that Lisa had sex with Milhouse???
"Implied" Lisa, or "implode"?
RogerM
It does indeed imply that. No other reference has been made to such an
event, though.
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>> British guy...and in my previous viewings, I managed to miss the line
>> spoken by Lisa in her white wedding dress. She says "I feel funny
>> wearing white...you know, Milhouse." Marge says Milhouse doesn't
>> count, and they both giggle.
>>
>> It's my understanding that traditionally, only virgin brides wore
>> white--so does this line imply that Lisa had sex with Milhouse???
>
> It does indeed imply that. No other reference has been made to such an
> event, though.
Of course not. Lisa is 8. Obviously the 'incident' with Milhouse happened
between 'current time' and 'the future'.. 8 year old girls don't have sex
with 10 year old boys... at least, not in the state springfield is in ;)
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>> British guy...and in my previous viewings, I managed to miss the line
>> spoken by Lisa in her white wedding dress. She says "I feel funny
>> wearing white...you know, Milhouse." Marge says Milhouse doesn't
>> count, and they both giggle.
>>
>> It's my understanding that traditionally, only virgin brides wore
>> white--so does this line imply that Lisa had sex with Milhouse???
>
> It does indeed imply that. No other reference has been made to such an
> event, though.
Of course not. Lisa is 8. Obviously the 'incident' with Milhouse happened
Lyle Mann
>
> It's my understanding that traditionally, only virgin brides wore
> white--so does this line imply that Lisa had sex with Milhouse???
Why are the people on here always so preoccupied with whether
Lisa's hymen is still intact? Are all Simpson fans like this.
RogerM
Blame the writers for making a point of it.
donut
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No, just the 13 year old ones.
Andrew Murray
the crush on her! She brushes off his advances at every opportunity - even in
the episode(s) you see of the future (like the one where Lisa is President and
Milhouse is her aide or whatever. They ain't married then and never will be I
reckon.
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J44XM
> "Implied" Lisa, or "implode"?
Make him stop!
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Jason Purchase
> Lisa doesn't even LIKE Milhouse
Nobody likes Milhouse!
Nicolas Raynor
Murray <SPAMadBUS...@iinet.net.au> writes
I think you may be right. come on, loads of people get drunk and have
sex with someone they don't like.
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>> <fl...@bigdoggie.com> wrote in message
>> news:0eijcv8p6ogf220ei...@4ax.com...
>>> Just watched late night rerun of Lisa's future engagement to the
>>> British guy...and in my previous viewings, I managed to miss the
>>> line spoken by Lisa in her white wedding dress. She says "I feel
>>> funny wearing white...you know, Milhouse." Marge says Milhouse
>>> doesn't count, and they both giggle.
>>>
>>> It's my understanding that traditionally, only virgin brides wore
>>> white--so does this line imply that Lisa had sex with Milhouse???
>
> I think you may be right. come on, loads of people get drunk and have
> sex with someone they don't like.
But it was explicit that Milhouse and Lisa dated each other:
Homer: [on phone] Woo hoo! Aw, Marge, that's great news.
Milhouse: [walking in] Hey hey, there, with the personal calls, Simpson.
Homer: Oh, uh, but Mr. Milhouse, my little girl's getting married.
Milhouse: Lisa? [mournful] Oh, my one true love.
[flash to teenage, acned Milhouse behind wheel of a car]
Lisa: It's not you, Milhouse, I just don't plan to ever get married.
[Milhouse weeps openly]
[back to present]
Milhouse: [threatening] I think I'll write your performance evaluation
now, Simpson.
[walks out]
Marge: Lisa, I can't _believe_ it's your wedding day already.
Lisa: Mom, I feel kind of funny wearing white. I mean...Milhouse.
Marge: [dismissive] Oh, Milhouse doesn't count.
[they both laugh]
And Lisa definately did it will Milhouse, thus the dialogue. There were
people that didn't get this on first viewing?
Chris
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