Words Which Homer Mispronounces
Mountain Man
Homosexual = Homersexual
Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
The Flanders = The Flanderses
Uruguay = U R Gay
Others?
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Jason Hancock
In <4pdo9t$o...@uni.library.ucla.edu> Mountain Man <c...@ucla.edu>
writes:
>Homosexual = Homersexual
>Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
>The Flanders = The Flanderses
>Uruguay = U R Gay
>
>Others?
We did this query back in April, did we not? I'm sure this was brought
up before -- maybe I've been on a.t.s too long. :)
Anyway, here goes:
Maggie = Magaggie
Metabolism = Metababolism
Pepi = Pepsi
Places of business = Places of businesses
Trampoline = "Tramapoline! Trampopoline!"
--Jason
Mountain Man
qc1b...@ix.netcom.com(Jason Hancock) wrote:
>In <4pdo9t$o...@uni.library.ucla.edu> Mountain Man <c...@ucla.edu>
>writes:
>>
>>Homosexual = Homersexual
>>Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
>>The Flanders = The Flanderses
>>Uruguay = U R Gay
>>
>>Others?
>
Yes, and by moi. I guess they just make me laugh, and I knew I'd
forgotten some of the responses.
>Anyway, here goes:
>
>Maggie = Magaggie
>Metabolism = Metababolism
>Pepi = Pepsi
>Places of business = Places of businesses
>Trampoline = "Tramapoline! Trampopoline!"
Also:
Krusty = Cruddy
(In Krusty's first appearance)
Adam Pawlus
In article <4peq1h$9...@sjx-ixn4.ix.netcom.com>,
qc1b...@ix.netcom.com(Jason Hancock) wrote:
> In <4pdo9t$o...@uni.library.ucla.edu> Mountain Man <c...@ucla.edu>
> writes:
> >
> >Homosexual = Homersexual
> >Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
> >The Flanders = The Flanderses
> >Uruguay = U R Gay
> >
> >Others?
>
> We did this query back in April, did we not? I'm sure this was brought
> up before -- maybe I've been on a.t.s too long. :)
>
> Anyway, here goes:
>
> Maggie = Magaggie
> Metabolism = Metababolism
> Pepi = Pepsi
> Places of business = Places of businesses
> Trampoline = "Tramapoline! Trampopoline!"
>
Saxaphone = Saxamophone (may have been done to fill the beat)
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Sieve
Some others:
Pantomime = Pantomomime
Michaelangelo = Michael Milangelo
s
"Not a quarter! Arrr, he'll be dancin' fer hours."
Space Ghost
Mountain Man <c...@ucla.edu> wrote:
>Homosexual = Homersexual
>Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
>The Flanders = The Flanderses
>Uruguay = U R Gay
>Others?
Wasn't there an early episode where he mispronounced Omnipotent as
"Omniverent"?
Donna Coyne
Mountain Man (c...@ucla.edu) wrote:
: Homosexual = Homersexual
: Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
: The Flanders = The Flanderses
: Uruguay = U R Gay
: Others?
"Metambabolism", and can we also include "Saxamaphone"?
Carl Payne
Jon Hall
In article <4q6onr$4...@newz.oit.unc.edu> dco...@email.unc.edu (Donna Coyne) writes:
>Mountain Man (c...@ucla.edu) wrote:
>: Homosexual = Homersexual
>: Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
>: The Flanders = The Flanderses
>: Uruguay = U R Gay
>: Others?
>"Metambabolism", and can we also include "Saxamaphone"?
Actually,"Flanderses" would be the correct plural of "Flanders." However,
Homer says something closer to "Flandereseses."
Jon
Shelley McLennan
In article <4q6onr$4...@newz.oit.unc.edu>,
Donna Coyne <dco...@email.unc.edu> wrote:
>Mountain Man (c...@ucla.edu) wrote:
>: Homosexual = Homersexual
>: Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
>: The Flanders = The Flanderses
>: Uruguay = U R Gay
>
>: Others?
>
>"Metambabolism", and can we also include "Saxamaphone"?
>
Also, don't forget "Tramampoline". (I hope I got that right...)
Shelley
Chris Corcoran
: > Mountain Man (c...@ucla.edu) wrote:
: > : Homosexual = Homersexual
: > : Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
: > : The Flanders = The Flanderses
: > : Uruguay = U R Gay
: >
: > : Others?
: >
how bout Tramapoline = Trampoline....hehe
cracked me up....
Chris
microserf
$100 for a comic book?
Who drew it? Michelelangelo?
Lasse Laaksonen
In article <DtB2E...@maplesoft.on.ca>, semc...@maplesoft.on.ca (Shelley McLennan) says:
>
>In article <4q6onr$4...@newz.oit.unc.edu>,
>Donna Coyne <dco...@email.unc.edu> wrote:
>>: Homosexual = Homersexual
>>: Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
>>: The Flanders = The Flanderses
>>: Uruguay = U R Gay
>>
>>: Others?
>>
>>
>
>Also, don't forget "Tramampoline". (I hope I got that right...)
>
>Shelley
What about Magaggie?
-Lasse
Mike Hardin
In article <4qebs4$9...@castle.nando.net>, microserf <jpro...@findyn.com>
wrote:
> $100 for a comic book?
> Who drew it? Michelelangelo?
"Tramampoline, trampampoline!!"
or the ever popular "Flanderseses"
bobbyu
Calling NASA: "Hello, is this Nassau?"
bobbyu
bobbyu
Calling NASA on the phone: "Hello, is this Nassau?"
bobbyu
HELEN
In article <4qcs5b$c...@cougar.vut.edu.au> s933...@cougar.vut.edu.au (Chris Corcoran) writes:
>From: s933...@cougar.vut.edu.au (Chris Corcoran)
>Subject: Re: Words Which Homer Mispronounces
>Date: 21 Jun 1996 10:59:23 +1000
>: > Mountain Man (c...@ucla.edu) wrote:
>: > : Homosexual = Homersexual
>: > : Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
>: > : The Flanders = The Flanderses
>: > : Uruguay = U R Gay
>: >
>: > : Others?
>: >
>: > "Metambabolism", and can we also include "Saxamaphone"?Can you really count homersexual? it wasn't said as one word and was said as a prank call!
>how bout Tramapoline = Trampoline....hehe
>cracked me up....
>Chris
We can't leave out: Rastafarian= Safarian
can we?
Supernaut
: Calling NASA on the phone: "Hello, is this Nassau?"
: bobbyu
"TRAMAPOLINE! TRABOPILENE!"
-Steve
Andrew Bayliss
>
> Calling NASA on the phone: "Hello, is this Nassau?"
>
> bobbyu
"Tramapoline....trabopoline"
Bartman
Jerry
[While Talking to Pepi, his little brother]
Pepi: "I love you papa Homer"
Homer: "I love you too Pepsi"
Pepi: "Pepi"
Jerry
MMMMM.... Sacrilicious.
Jerry
Flander-ises.
Scott Faulkner
> mic...@ntr.net (Mike Hardin) wrote in article
<michael-2306...@rmtb016.ntr.net>...
Not a real mispronunciation, but I've always liked:
"De fault! The two sweetest words in the english language!"
onl...@ix.netcom.com
bob...@mustang.aero.org (bobbyu) wrote:
>Calling NASA: "Hello, is this Nassau?"
>bobbyu
Mmmm, hors d'oeuvres.
Chris Baxter
Mike Hardin
> "De fault! The two sweetest words in the english language!"
"Saxamaphone, saxamaphone."
LocalHHHHH
In article <4r4p10$8...@yarrow.wt.com.au>, je...@net1.nw.com.au (Jerry)
writes:
>
>Oh yeah how about;
>
>MMMMM.... Sacrilicious.
that wasn't really a mispronounciation
N
Darren Scharf
LocalHHHHH (local...@aol.com) wrote:
: In article <4r4p10$8...@yarrow.wt.com.au>, je...@net1.nw.com.au (Jerry)
: writes:
Homer looking at a globe and pointing to Uruguay:
"U R Gay. Heheheheheh."
Darren
Otto
Mike Hardin wrote:
>
> > "De fault! The two sweetest words in the english language!"
>
> "Saxamaphone, saxamaphone."
Homer also mispronounces trampoline... "Traboboline...tromomoline..." etc...
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the best line was:
burns:you don't know what club to use??
use a club sand wedge.
Homer:mmmmmm club sandwich
Now that's funny crap!!
Damon C Capehart
correction from a picky guy:
Burns: Don't you know what kind of club you should use? You should use
one that's open-faced, y'know, a sand wedge.
Homer: Mmmmm... open-faced club sand wedge(wich).
Damon Capehart | "I think we should eliminate semicolons from the
aka Le Monsieur | English language; nobody uses them anymore
dcap...@utdallas.edu | anyway." - one of Dilbert's anonymous coworkers
Boy Jenius
On 7 Jul 1996 09:18:57 GMT, dsc...@ringer.cs.utsa.edu (Darren Scharf) wrote:
)>LocalHHHHH (local...@aol.com) wrote:
)>: In article <4r4p10$8...@yarrow.wt.com.au>, je...@net1.nw.com.au (Jerry)
)>: writes:
)>
)>: >
)>: >Oh yeah how about;
)>: >
)>: >MMMMM.... Sacrilicious.
)>
)>: that wasn't really a mispronounciation
)>: N
)>
)>Homer looking at a globe and pointing to Uruguay:
)>"U R Gay. Heheheheheh."
)>
)>Darren
)>
How about when Homer sees the free trampoline in the paper and excited starts
shouting "Trabapoline" "Trambapoline" or something ...
HELEN
In article <31e4a005...@csun.edu> boyJ...@irule.me (Boy Jenius) writes:
>From: boyJ...@irule.me (Boy Jenius)
>Subject: Re: Words Which Homer Mispronounces
First he went Tramampoline, then TRAMBAMPOLINE!!!!!!!
How about Rastafarian as Safarian?
Scott Robson
How about when he gets the job at Bigger Brothers. He is telling his kid
about the constellations, and he kid says, "Oh, Papa Homer, you are so
learn-ed" to which Homer says, "It's pronounced Learnd" :>
Scott
Alex Alexander
Carl Payne <Carl....@ecrknox.com> wrote:
>Donna Coyne wrote:
>>
>> Mountain Man (c...@ucla.edu) wrote:
>> : Homosexual = Homersexual
>> : Macadamia Nut = Macamadamia Nut
>> : The Flanders = The Flanderses
>> : Uruguay = U R Gay
>>
>> : Others?
>>
>> "Metambabolism", and can we also include "Saxamaphone"?Can you really count homersexual? it wasn't said as one word and was said as a prank call!
Tramapoline !
Alex
Thom Graff
: >MMMMM.... Sacrilicious.
>>)>
>>)>Homer looking at a globe and pointing to Uruguay:
>>)>"U R Gay. Heheheheheh."
>>How about when Homer sees the free trampoline in the paper and excited starts
>>shouting "Trabapoline" "Trambapoline" or something ...
>First he went Tramampoline, then TRAMBAMPOLINE!!!!!!!
>How about Rastafarian as Safarian?
How about in "Home Sweet Home-Dum-Diddily-Doodly" [or whatever it's called]
when Homer and Marge are moping around the house, and they miss Bart and Lisa
and Maggie. Homer blows into Lisa's sax: "Sax-a-ma-phooooone!
Sax-a-ma-phooooooone!
Or the one with Maggie's birthday, when Homer puts the letters on the cake and
asks Marge something like "How *do* you spell 'MAGGAGGIE?'"
Thom "I need a better .sig" Graff
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Donna Coyne
: "Saxamaphone, saxamaphone."
I'm not sure exactly *which* words Homer mispronounces in this
scene, but when Marge has a gambling addiction and forgets
Lisa's school paegeant [sp?], Homer runs into the casino where
Marge is playing the slot machine and says something like:
Homer: QAZWSX! EDCRFV! TGB!
[If you remember this scene, it's *impossible* to accurately
spell out what Homer is saying in this part]
Marge: What? I can't understand you!
Homer: YHNU! UJMIK! IKOLP!
Marge: Homer!! SLOW DOWN, and THINK about what you're saying!
Homer: You - broke - a - promise - to - your - daughter!
Jeffrey Bechthold
Mike Hardin (mic...@ntr.net) wrote:
: > "De fault! The two sweetest words in the english language!"
: "Saxamaphone, saxamaphone."
I noticed in last night's airing of "The Telltale Head" that Homer used
the term, "Leaning Tower of Pizza." And he wasn't referring to some
pizzeria.
--Jeff
Dallas Michael Baker
Excerpts from netnews.alt.tv.simpsons: 19-Jul-96 Re: Words Which Homer
Mispr.. by Jeffrey Bech...@u.wash
> the term, "Leaning Tower of Pizza." And he wasn't referring to some
> pizzeria.
"Is the Statue of Liberty just a statue? Is the Leaning Tower of
Pizza just a statue?"
The tower-statue bit is my favourite part of that.
MEET THE NEW BEAST, SAME AS THE OLD BEAST
In article <Pine.OSF.3.92a.96071...@saul7.u.washington.edu>, Jeffrey Bechthold <bech...@u.washington.edu> writes:
>
>
> Mike Hardin (mic...@ntr.net) wrote:
> : > "De fault! The two sweetest words in the english language!"
>
> : "Saxamaphone, saxamaphone."
>
> the term, "Leaning Tower of Pizza." And he wasn't referring to some
> pizzeria.
>
>
How about when Homer reads the want-ad for a free trampoline.
"Tram-op-o-line! Tram-op-o-line!" Then Marge asks Homer to slow down. He
then says "Traaaaam-op-oooooooooo-liiiiiiiine!"
Scott W. Short
ssh...@provide.net
Brian John Wright
Don't forget "And no pantomomime either."
-Brian
LGrupsmith
In the episode where Bart, Milhouse, and Martin pitch in a buy Radioactive
Man #1, Homer mispronounces Michelangelo as Michelmelangelo (more or
less).
My $0.02 for the group.
Lee
Mike Hardin
> How about when Homer reads the want-ad for a free trampoline.
>
> "Tram-op-o-line! Tram-op-o-line!" Then Marge asks Homer to slow down. He
> then says "Traaaaam-op-oooooooooo-liiiiiiiine!"
Have you ever seen that episode? Homer says "Tramampoline!
Trampampoline!" and runs out of the house. Note: He doesn't say the same
thing twice, nor does Marge ask him to slow down. Quit posting bad and
wrong information. Get your facts straight.
Brian John Wright
Brian John Wright (bjwr...@acs5.acs.ucalgary.ca) wrote:
: Don't forget "And no pantomomime either."
: -Brian
Oh yeah...(forgot)...
"Trapampoline!"
-Brian
(again)
sarah fidelibus
Thomas....@tek.com (Thom Graff) wrote:
[somebody wrote]:
>>>How about when Homer sees the free trampoline in the paper and excited starts
>>>shouting "Trabapoline" "Trambapoline" or something ...
[then someone else wrote]:
>>First he went Tramampoline, then TRAMBAMPOLINE!!!!!!!
Well, thank GOD we got that cleared up.
>>How about Rastafarian as Safarian?
>
>How about in "Home Sweet Home-Dum-Diddily-Doodly" [or whatever it's called]
>when Homer and Marge are moping around the house, and they miss Bart and Lisa
>and Maggie. Homer blows into Lisa's sax: "Sax-a-ma-phooooone!
>Sax-a-ma-phooooooone!
Yeah, that cracks me up, too. It's an especially good "goof" b/c of his dejected tone. Hee, hee;)
>Or the one with Maggie's birthday, when Homer puts the letters on the cake and
>asks Marge something like "How *do* you spell 'MAGGAGGIE?'"
Yeah, and as a side note, didn't Marge make another cake with letters just for him to eat, or am I remembering this wrong?
>Thom "I need a better .sig" Graff
I didn't know you were still around in here, Thom. Like, hello, or something.
-sarah
Dave Bethell
In the story of Homer & Marge's first date,
Barney: You never stop eating, and you don't gain a pound.
Homer: I guess it's just my metababolism.
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Mr. Mood
In article <Pine.OSF.3.92a.96071...@saul7.u.washington.edu>,
bech...@u.washington.edu says...
>
>
>
>Mike Hardin (mic...@ntr.net) wrote:
>: > "De fault! The two sweetest words in the english language!"
>
>: "Saxamaphone, saxamaphone."
>
>I noticed in last night's airing of "The Telltale Head" that Homer used
>the term, "Leaning Tower of Pizza." And he wasn't referring to some
>pizzeria.
>
>--Jeff
>
I forget which ep it was, but Lisa mentioned something about being "learned," to which Homer
said, "That's 'learned,' 'leanred,' Lisa." He said it as only one syllable, rather than two, of
course. Brilliant humor with perfect timing/juxtaposition.
Mood
ipkis
The best was him talking to Oprah Winfrey.
HOMER: "ofrah"
OPRAH: "no homer, it's O Prah"
HOMER: "O ma"
OPRAH: "No, it's like Opera with an O"
HOMER:"Opa?"
ipkis
Kevin Johnson
rack and peanut steering.
:-)
last nights:
h: where's the.... metal thingy... to dig... food....
m: a spoon?
h: yuh yuh yuh mmmm.
Aaron
> >I noticed in last night's airing of "The Telltale Head" that Homer used
> >the term, "Leaning Tower of Pizza." And he wasn't referring to some
> >pizzeria.
>
"learned," to which Homer
> said, "That's 'learned,' 'leanred,' Lisa." He said it as only one
syllable, rather than two, of
> course. Brilliant humor with perfect timing/juxtaposition.
TO fix the line above, when, on the radio, the removal of the statues head
is announced, Bart says
itis only a statue, to which home replies:
"only a statue, Only A Statue? Is the Statue Of Liberty just a statue? Is
the leaning tower of pizza just a statue?!?"
-aaron
David
PLEASE ITS TRAMAMPOLINE or TRA-MAMP-O-LINE
--
Ask me some other time...
Noodle
How about when Homer calls Pepe Pepsi?
TalAviv
In article <4tiou7$mmf$7...@mhadf.production.compuserve.com>, David
<1041...@CompuServe.COM> writes:
>PLEASE ITS TRAMAMPOLINE or TRA-MAMP-O-LINE
>
>
No, no! Last time.
"Tramampoline! Trapampoline!"
TalAviv
Mmm...Hors D'oevres
Marge: Homer, you promised!
Homer: I promised I wouldn't eat? You lie!
stigim
the episode where Homer gets his degree:
"I am s-smart, I am s-smart. S-M-R-T I mean S-M-A-R-T"
EFarr49048
One of Homer's best lines is, "Tramampoline, Trampopoline" to which Bart
responds, " He said what, now?" Later in that episode, the seniors in the
back chanting "We like Roy" is pretty funny, too.
Shaft
Homer butcher's pantomime. "Hey! No pantamomiming either!"
Chris Lehr
tyra...@usa.pipeline.com(Shaft) wrote:
>Homer butcher's pantomime. "Hey! No pantamomiming either!"
The Flanderseses
Chris
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Skinner:Mr. Simpson , if you were to agree to this exchanbge student you r
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H: Ya mean all white, with pink eyes?
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Tony Powell
Homer: Hey look at this country - you are gay hehehehehehehe...
Tony.
jason....@giffer.gifl.com
Tony Powell wrote:
>
> Homer: Hey look at this country - you are gay hehehehehehehe...
>
> Tony.
i'm from uruguay,and even though it was an insult,i found it to be so so
funny.:)
lenny araujo
Daniel Boxwell
What about the one when Lisa uses the word "learned", (pronounced
correctly learn-ed) and Homer says "no Lisa, it's learned".
Dan
ogre...@oncomdis.on.ca
Daniel Boxwell (dan...@spomail.stanford.edu) wrote:
: jason....@giffer.gifl.com wrote:
: >
: > Tony Powell wrote:
: > >
: > > Homer: Hey look at this country - you are gay hehehehehehehe...
: > >
: > > Tony.
: >
: > i'm from uruguay,and even though it was an insult,i found it to be so so
: > funny.:)
: > lenny araujo
oh lighten up lenny
:
:
: What about the one when Lisa uses the word "learned", (pronounced
: correctly learn-ed) and Homer says "no Lisa, it's learned".
:
: Dan
what about 'saxamaphone'?
Dave Shumka
>
>Mmm...Hors D'oevres
>
>Marge: Homer, you promised!
>Homer: I promised I wouldn't eat? You lie!
No deer for a month.
Vinny
"Damn Flandereses!!!!"
Lorelei David
> Daniel Boxwell (dan...@spomail.stanford.edu) wrote:
> :
> : What about the one when Lisa uses the word "learned", (pronounced
> : correctly learn-ed) and Homer says "no Lisa, it's learned".
> :
> : Dan
>
I believe that this was in the Big Brother episode when Homer is watching
the stars with Pepsi... ummm.. I mean Pepi.
---Lorelei
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Jack Bourque
Daniel Boxwell <dan...@spomail.stanford.edu> wrote:
>
>What about the one when Lisa uses the word "learned", (pronounced
>correctly learn-ed) and Homer says "no Lisa, it's learned".
>
>Dan
hehehe! i rememeber that one! that was funny! but it wasn't lisa, it was
his son from the "adopt-a-son" place. what was his name...? ah well. but
twas funny!
Dave Shumka
>What about the one when Lisa uses the word "learned", (pronounced
>correctly learn-ed) and Homer says "no Lisa, it's learned".
Wasn't that actually Pepi?
JackMack4
Don't forget him singing: "Saxamaphone...Saxamaphone"
D'oh!
And who could forget "Mmmmmm...sacrilicious..."? Should be in
Webster's, meaning deliciously sinful...
D'oh!
Patricio Barrueto
In <4v0q3t$26...@CT1.SNET.Net> Jack Bourque <u8...@mail.snet.net>
writes:
>Daniel Boxwell <dan...@spomail.stanford.edu> wrote:
>>
>>What about the one when Lisa uses the word "learned", (pronounced
>>correctly learn-ed) and Homer says "no Lisa, it's learned".
>>
>
>hehehe! i rememeber that one! that was funny! but it wasn't lisa, it
was
>his son from the "adopt-a-son" place. what was his name...? ah well.
but
>twas funny!
>
Mark
Remember the episode in which the Simsons go to Austrailia. Homer
mispronounces Uraguay, as "You Are Gay."
John DeMartino
HIs name was Pepi
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Anarchosyndicalist Wildmill Operative
EFarr49048 (efarr...@aol.com) wrote:
: One of Homer's best lines is, "Tramampoline, Trampopoline" to which Bart
: responds, " He said what, now?" Later in that episode, the seniors in the
: back chanting "We like Roy" is pretty funny, too.
What do you mean its not Maggaggie's birthday?
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Snarlarita
In article <321164...@giffer.gifl.com>, jason....@giffer.gifl.com
writes:
>Homer: Hey look at this country - you are gay hehehehehehehe...
>
>i'm from uruguay,and even though it was an insult,i found it to be so so
> funny.:)
> lenny araujo
Hey, no need to find it insulting! Just be glad Homer was able to get it
close enough that we all recognized which country he was butchering and
also that he was able to (sort of) read a map!
Snarlarita
In response to Bart's request for $100 for a comic book:
"Who drew it, Miche-ma-langelo?!?"
Bernard M. Malloy, Jr.
Andrew Jacobs
What about:
"$100? Who drew it? Michaelmalangelo?" from Three Men and a Comic Book
"Well, no pamamtomine either" from ???
"It's Magaggies birthday?" from Lady Bouviers Lover
"Saxamaphone" from Home Sweet Home Diddly Dum Doodley or whatever
"Tralampoline" and "trambopoline" from Bart's Inner Child
"But Marge, this is our one chance to show up the Flandereses" from Dead
Putting Society
I *know* there's plenty more... but I can't think because I'm having
another acid flashback.
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Ho...@Moes.com wrote:
>
> Michael-al-angelo
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John Shields
> Jack Bourque <u8...@mail.snet.net> wrote in article
<4v0q3t$26...@CT1.SNET.Net>...
> Daniel Boxwell <dan...@spomail.stanford.edu> wrote:
> >
>
>
Pepi was his name. Homer called him Pepsi
Mary Denomie
How about "What is this? Some kind of Spanish Exposition?"
Merry Mary
Gagos
Panta ma mine
Metab a molism
Macamadamia
I actually asked for a macamadamia nut cookie once and not on purpose
either.
xRoGeRx
Elson Trinidad
phon-nen-netically.
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Andrew Jacobs
Just thought of one more:
"Ooh... macamadamia!" - you also see him misspell the word on the note he writes
on the cookie.
: "$100? Who drew it? Michaelmalangelo?" from Three Men and a Comic Book
Arioch
Jack Bourque (u8...@mail.snet.net) wrote:
: Daniel Boxwell <dan...@spomail.stanford.edu> wrote:
: >
: >What about the one when Lisa uses the word "learned", (pronounced
: >correctly learn-ed) and Homer says "no Lisa, it's learned".
: >
: >Dan
: hehehe! i rememeber that one! that was funny! but it wasn't lisa, it was
: his son from the "adopt-a-son" place. what was his name...? ah well. but
: twas funny!
His name was Pepi, but Homer always called him Pepsi. I love that ep.!
michael deleon
In article <3220C4...@westworld.com>, Elson Trinidad
<el...@westworld.com> wrote:
meta-ba-bolism
Magagie
Flandereses
-michael
Negev
What about...Tramapoline!
Carlos R. Williams
In <50gbaa$f...@newsbf02.news.aol.com> ne...@aol.com (Negev) writes:
>
>What about...Tramapoline!
Trampampoline! Tramapoline! Tralampoline! : )
Mountain Man
At this point, I offer a formal, heartfelt apology to everyone on a.t.s.
for introducing this thread some two and a half months ago. For some
reason, people just can't post often enough that Homer mispronounces
words as Tramopoline, Magaggie, Flanderses, Pepsi, Macamadamia,and
Michealalangelo. I predict we'll get them all again at least FIVE times
before any new ones are mentioned. New ones, you say? Yeah, they
do still exist. For example, "Kurns," which is how Homer corrects Bart
with when he's trying to become Burns' heir.
-R
"Ixnay on the uclearnay echniciantay..."
-Homey
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Leona and Kuno
Mountain Screw-Up (c...@ucla.edu) wrote:
> At this point, I offer a formal, heartfelt apology to everyone on a.t.s.
> for introducing this thread some two and a half months ago. For some
> reason, people just can't post often enough that Homer mispronounces
> words as Tramopoline, Magaggie, Flanderses, Pepsi, Macamadamia,and
^^^^^
Of course, Homer never actually does mispronounce "Pepsi"...
> Michealalangelo. I predict we'll get them all again at least FIVE times
> before any new ones are mentioned.
That's alright. We forgive you.
No, Wait, we DON'T!!! B'wa, ha, ha, ha, ha, sucker....
> New ones, you say? Yeah, they
> do still exist. For example, "Kurns," which is how Homer corrects Bart
> with when he's trying to become Burns' heir.
And "Kurns" isn't a mispronunciation. It's a misspelling.
- Kuno -
Leona and Kuno
Carlos R. Williams (car...@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
> In <50gbaa$f...@newsbf02.news.aol.com> ne...@aol.com (Negev) writes:
> >
> >What about...Tramapoline!
>
> Trampampoline! Tramapoline! Tralampoline! : )
I came into this thread kiiiiiiinda late, but has anyone mentioned...
TRAMAPOLINE!
- Kuno -
Mountain Man
de...@wizard.net (Leona and Kuno) wrote:
>Mountain Screw-Up (c...@ucla.edu) wrote:
>
>> At this point, I offer a formal, heartfelt apology to everyone on a.t.s.
>> for introducing this thread some two and a half months ago. For some
>> reason, people just can't post often enough that Homer mispronounces
>> words as Tramopoline, Magaggie, Flanderses, Pepsi, Macamadamia,and
> ^^^^^
>Of course, Homer never actually does mispronounce "Pepsi"...
I was too lazy to explain this, but since I guess you're a newcomer
who is just beginning to watch the Simpsons, "Pepsi" is the way Homer
mispronouced "Pepi," an orphan for whom he offered his visionary guidance
as a Bigger Brother. Hope that helps.
>> New ones, you say? Yeah, they
>> do still exist. For example, "Kurns," which is how Homer corrects Bart
>> with when he's trying to become Burns' heir.
>
>And "Kurns" isn't a mispronunciation. It's a misspelling.
Actually, it's both; unless Burns is properly pronounced "Kurns."
(And don't explain how you can't mispronounce a word that exists! The
point as you well know is that the words he pronounces are not the words
which he means to be saying ;-p)
-R
"Oooooh! Card he read good!"
-Homer
PBEL1
Saxamophone..............
Robert Stuart
Heh heh! "Learnd". It's pronounced "learnd".
Rob
Leona and Kuno
Mountain Wanna-be (screen...@wanna.be) wrote:
> >And "Kurns" isn't a mispronunciation. It's a misspelling.
>
> Actually, it's both; unless Burns is properly pronounced "Kurns."
No, it's not. Homer WROTE 'Kurns' on the card. When he chided Bart thusly,
"Kurns!", it was because Bart had mis-read the card as 'Burns'. I understand
that this is probably too subtle a distinction for your poor wanna-be
scriptwriter brain, but TRY!
- Kuno -
"I'm tired of being a wanna-be screenwriter! I wanna be a screenwriter!"
- Mountain Man
Nigel McNaughton
>>> reason, people just can't post often enough that Homer
mispronounces
>>> words as Tramopoline, Magaggie, Flanderses, Pepsi, Macamadamia,and
>> ^^^^^
>>Of course, Homer never actually does mispronounce "Pepsi"...
>
>>> do still exist. For example, "Kurns," which is how Homer corrects
Bart
>"Oooooh! Card he read good!"
> -Homer
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>
My all time Fav that i haven't seen anyone mention:
is when Homer picks up lisas Sax and speaks into it Saxamophone,
Saxomophone.
Just busts me everytime.
White Lightning
How about .....mmmmm hors douvers
T.