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nick hoffman

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Aug 4, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/4/97
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i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the
simpsons
i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope you
do)
any other funny hints out there?

nickh

John Varady

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Aug 5, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/5/97
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monk...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
> >In the ep where Homer becomes an astronaut, he calls up the
> >President and says, "I figured that if *anyone* knew where to
> >get some Tang, it would be you!"
> >
> >I saw that like three or four times before I got that joke.
> >
>
> Could you explain it to me?

Perhaps it refers to Clinton's uncanny talent at finding, pardon my
french, poon-tang.

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Aug 6, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/6/97
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I liked in the end of the Itchy & Scratchy movie ep, when the "Classics of
Animation" showing at the movie theater in the future has THE ITCHY AND
SCRATCHY MOVIE on the marquee in really big letters, and then really tiny
it says "also Beauty and the Beast"

==============================================================================
THE FLAPPER!!!!!!!
==============================================================================
"All green of skin...800 centuries || "No Elvis is not dead, he's just
ago...their bodily fluids included || gone home" -"K", (Men In Black)
the birth of half-breeds...dark is ||====================================
the suede that mows like a harvest" || "...an evil petting zoo?"
-Martian Ambassador, (Mars Attacks!)|| -Dr.Evil, (Austin Powers)
==============================================================================


G-Byte

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Aug 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/12/97
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On Tue, 05 Aug 1997 22:07:29 GMT, monk...@worldnet.att.net wrote:

>On 5 Aug 1997 18:50:09 GMT, dco...@email.unc.edu (Donna Coyne) wrote:
>>nick hoffman (ni...@buffnet.net) wrote:
>>: i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the

>>In the ep where Homer becomes an astronaut, he calls up the
>>President and says, "I figured that if *anyone* knew where to
>>get some Tang, it would be you!"
>>
>>I saw that like three or four times before I got that joke.
>>
>
>Could you explain it to me?

Same here.

GigantiByte


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my...@myob.com

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Aug 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/12/97
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That's Tang as in POON-tang.

Rich Barsumian

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Aug 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/12/97
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I think he is saying "Tang" is short for "Poontang" meaning female sex organs.
But I could be way off. I did not think of that when I saw it.


G-Byte wrote:
>
> On Tue, 05 Aug 1997 22:07:29 GMT, monk...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
>
> >On 5 Aug 1997 18:50:09 GMT, dco...@email.unc.edu (Donna Coyne) wrote:
> >>nick hoffman (ni...@buffnet.net) wrote:
> >>: i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the
> >>: simpsons
> >>: i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
> >>: college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope you
> >>: do)
> >>: any other funny hints out there?
> >>
> >>: nickh
> >>
> >>In the ep where Homer becomes an astronaut, he calls up the
> >>President and says, "I figured that if *anyone* knew where to
> >>get some Tang, it would be you!"
> >>
> >>I saw that like three or four times before I got that joke.
> >>
> >
> >Could you explain it to me?
>
> Same here.
>
> GigantiByte


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Aug 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/12/97
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Well, I dont think many people noticed this, but the episode where Hans
Moleman is executed in the Springfield Police Station ("I didnt know you
could execute people in a local jail" Rev.Lovejoy- "From now on there will
be no talking"), the scenes change to the Simpson home and for a brief
moment, the lights dim which is reference to the electric chair. I thought
that was so clever when i first realized it.


Doughboy the wonderdog

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Aug 13, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/13/97
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>>nick hoffman (ni...@buffnet.net) wrote:

>>: i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
>>: college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope you
>>: do)


Just thought I'd point out that I go to South Henrietta Institute of
Technology, aka RIT, aka the brick city, in Crotchester NY


--Doughboy the wonderdog

Heyjosh

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Aug 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/14/97
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the funniest hidden joke is real subtle I just got it a couple months ago,
it's when Krusty says how he and bette midler owned a horse together. The
horse's name was "Kruddler", obviously a mixture of Krusty and Midler.
However, a much more suitable name for a horse which also comes from
Krusty and Middler is "Misty". I'm sure they did that on purpose, I never
realized that until recently

zack

Gary Tait

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Aug 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/14/97
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In article <5sudgd$rqj$1...@nargun.cc.uq.edu.au>,
ja33...@student.uq.edu.au (Andrew Bailey) wrote:

#Actually ... (I am in Australia)
#
#The funniest hidden joke to us over here ... is the episode when Homer
#goes and applies for work as a teacher ...
#
#and in the interview .... the head of the school asks ... what were his
#skills .... to which Homer replies:
#
#"Well ... I dunno .... I can tell the difference between butter, and I
#can't believe it's not butter"
#
#Funny enough I really didn't get it until they started advertising for "I
#can't believe it's not butter" here in Australia ...
#
#The first time I saw the ad, I was in stitches ...
#
#
I can't stop laughing when Homer had sewn tweed patches on the elbows of his
leather jacket (you sometimes see leather patches on a tweed jacket.)

Gary Tait, VE3VBF

fxc...@waga.net

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Aug 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/14/97
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I think what we're looking for here in the hidden joke is the fact
that Clinton is sort of labeled as a womanizer and Homer's play on
words (close your ears children) is the slang "poon tang". For the
more feebly vernacular a term for vagina.

On Tue, 05 Aug 1997 22:07:29 GMT, monk...@worldnet.att.net wrote:

>On 5 Aug 1997 18:50:09 GMT, dco...@email.unc.edu (Donna Coyne) wrote:

>>nick hoffman (ni...@buffnet.net) wrote:
>>: i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the
>>: simpsons

>>: i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
>>: college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope you
>>: do)

Andrew Bailey

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Aug 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/14/97
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hey...@aol.com (Heyjosh) writes:

Actually ... (I am in Australia)

The funniest hidden joke to us over here ... is the episode when Homer


goes and applies for work as a teacher ...

and in the interview .... the head of the school asks ... what were his


skills .... to which Homer replies:

"Well ... I dunno .... I can tell the difference between butter, and I


can't believe it's not butter"

Funny enough I really didn't get it until they started advertising for "I


can't believe it's not butter" here in Australia ...

The first time I saw the ad, I was in stitches ...


--

C. Marie Crapo

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Aug 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/14/97
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But of course, Homer REALLY CAN'T!! NO ONE CAN!!!!

(Actually, you should hear the terrible jokes that brand name has
inspired down here...)

[I'm saying 'down here' because my friend from NZ once had an
Australian-centered Map of the World in her dorm room. Hilarious and
thought-provoking]

C. Marie Crapo
Using @ccess News see http://www.vamail.com

Brad Ryan

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Aug 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/14/97
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nick hoffman <ni...@buffnet.net> wrote in article
<01bca110$05d62440$1514f6cd@win95486>...


> i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the
> simpsons
> i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
> college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope
you
> do)
> any other funny hints out there?
>
> nickh
>

I don't get it. Can you explain?
--
Brad Ryan

Visit Brad's Simpsons Site @
http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/9675

monk...@worldnet.att.net

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Aug 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/14/97
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On Thu, 14 Aug 1997 08:48:31 GMT, fxc...@waga.net wrote:
>I think what we're looking for here in the hidden joke is the fact
>that Clinton is sort of labeled as a womanizer and Homer's play on
>words (close your ears children) is the slang "poon tang". For the
>more feebly vernacular a term for vagina.
>
>On Tue, 05 Aug 1997 22:07:29 GMT, monk...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
>
>>On 5 Aug 1997 18:50:09 GMT, dco...@email.unc.edu (Donna Coyne) wrote:
>>>nick hoffman (ni...@buffnet.net) wrote:
>>>: i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the

>>>: simpsons
>>>: i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
>>>: college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope you
>>>: do)
>>>: any other funny hints out there?
>>>
>>>: nickh
>>>
>>>In the ep where Homer becomes an astronaut, he calls up the
>>>President and says, "I figured that if *anyone* knew where to
>>>get some Tang, it would be you!"
>>>
>>>I saw that like three or four times before I got that joke.
>>>
>>
>>Could you explain it to me?
>

i guess this would explain it since this is the same explanation other
people have given. Good enough.


monk...@worldnet.att.net

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Aug 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/14/97
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On 14 Aug 1997 08:13:16 GMT, "Brad Ryan" <gary...@mpx.com.au> wrote:
>
>nick hoffman <ni...@buffnet.net> wrote in article
><01bca110$05d62440$1514f6cd@win95486>...
>> i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the
>> simpsons
>> i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
>> college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope
>you
>> do)
>> any other funny hints out there?
>>
>> nickh
>>
>
>I don't get it. Can you explain?
>--
>Brad Ryan
>
>Visit Brad's Simpsons Site @
>http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/9675
>
>
The acronym spells S.H.I.T.

Steven Swenson

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Aug 15, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/15/97
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When Homer is deliberating with Mr. Burns in his basement:
Great dialouge and visuals...

Homer thinking: OW! I have to go to the bathroom......etc.

Mr Burns: Well Homer, allow me to take the pressure off.
<refering to relieving bladder pressure >
<water dripping from pipe in background>
Mr Burns: It doesn't take a WHIZ <slang> to see who's number one! <more
slang>
<Smithers pouring and spilling coffee>

Sorry if I misquoted, it's been a while.

Steve

Haldehoff

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Aug 15, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/15/97
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>i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the
>simpsons
>i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
>college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope
you
>do)
>any other funny hints out there?

Well, this isn't the FUNNIEST hidden joke, but it is A hidden joke. When
Marge and Homer are trying to decide what to name their first child, Homer
keeps objecting to the names, saying that kids will make fun of them. For
instance, he doesn't want to call the child "Larry" because he would be
called "Larry fairy." When Marge suggests "Bart," Homer says, "Art, cart,
dart, eart," and then stops. If he had gone one letter further, he might
not have approved of the name.

Nathan Mulac DeHoff
Temporarily operating out of:
Hald...@aol.com
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/5447/

"Silly customer! You cannot hurt a Twinkie!" -Apu

Jasmad

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Aug 16, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/16/97
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The funniest hidden joke in the simpsons is at the end of 'Homer Badman'
when Marge is talking and she says' the courts might not work anymore but
so long as everyones video taping everybody justice will be served.' She
says it quickly so I think it counts as a hidden joke and it is funny on
soooo many levels.

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Doc Quack

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Aug 18, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/18/97
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acor...@metz.une.edu.au (Glock) wrote:

>G-Byte (Gigantibyte@*NOSPAM*hotmail.com) wrote:
>: >>
>: >>In the ep where Homer becomes an astronaut, he calls up the


>: >>President and says, "I figured that if *anyone* knew where to
>: >>get some Tang, it would be you!"
>: >>
>: >>I saw that like three or four times before I got that joke.
>: >>
>: >
>: >Could you explain it to me?
>

>I think Tang was developed for the space program [eg. like cordless drills
>etc] and it then become commercialized.
>Seinfeld made a Tang/space progaram joke once too.

Ha ha ha ha ha ahhh. "Tang was developed for the space program..." Ho ho ho!

The blind are leading the blind! LMAO!

I guess I'd better let you in on the joke... Tang or PoonTang is slang for a
woman's private parts. And that has been around a lot longer than the space
program!

<Snicker>


Ted Kreutz

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Aug 18, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/18/97
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One of my favs was when Marge was daydreaming and reading her romance
novel..

"Does that earring mean you're a pirate?"

"ummm...kinda!"

Right past my head the first few times..

-Ted


Barrue

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Aug 18, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/18/97
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My favorite hiden joke was in the one where they went on vacation with
Millhouse and Lisa changed her image. The scene was when Homer went into
the store to buy illegal fireworks and says," I'll take a box of condoms,
a disposable enema, some girlie magazines, a bottle of Old Harper, and
some illegal fireworks."

The bottle of Old Harper is a reference to a scene in "American Graffitti"
when Toad tries to buy booze although he's underaged.

Also, Marge had a great line when Homer gets back and she's looking
through the bag and says "I don't know what you have in mind for tonight,
but I don't think I like it."

Worst Ever

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Aug 19, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/19/97
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monk...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
>
> On 14 Aug 1997 08:13:16 GMT, "Brad Ryan" <gary...@mpx.com.au> wrote:
> >
> >nick hoffman <ni...@buffnet.net> wrote in article
> ><01bca110$05d62440$1514f6cd@win95486>...
> >> i was just wondering what people think is the funniest hidden joke on the
> >> simpsons
> >> i think a funny one is when homer goes to college and the name of the
> >> college is Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (get it, i hope
> >you
> >> do)
> >> any other funny hints out there?
> >>
> >> nickh
> >>
> >
> >I don't get it. Can you explain?
> >--
> >Brad Ryan
> >
> >Visit Brad's Simpsons Site @
> >http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/9675
> >
> >
> The acronym spells S.H.I.T.

Must admit, even I missed that one. Pretty clever, writer-type people.
I'll allow it. Hee-hee. Good eye, people. Keep those lame writers on
their toes. As for the rest of the episode, Worst Ever! Worst Ever!
Worst Ever! Homer in school? Bah!

Paulus von P

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Aug 20, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/20/97
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I once saw a mini-series set during the Roman Empire. In one scene two
characters are walking through a market in Rome and you can hear the
stall vendors shouting in the background. One is shouting:
"Tang! Tang! Delicious Tuscan Tang!"
Until now, I never realised what he was trying to sell.

PvP.

WindSharky

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Aug 22, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/22/97
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Andrew Bailey Writes:

>Actually ... (I am in Australia)
>
>The funniest hidden joke to us over here ... is the episode when Homer
>goes and applies for work as a teacher ...
>
>and in the interview .... the head of the school asks ... what were his
>skills .... to which Homer replies:
>
>"Well ... I dunno .... I can tell the difference between butter, and I
>can't believe it's not butter"
>
>Funny enough I really didn't get it until they started advertising for "I
>can't believe it's not butter" here in Australia ...
>
>The first time I saw the ad, I was in stitches ...
>
>
>--

Trust me...if you've ever had I can't bewlieve it's not butter, you'll see
the difference. the stuff is PUTRID!

Andrew "Sharky" Field
"Learn all you can in school. That's the important part. Then, forget
it all in June and cram a day before Labor Day."

PS, I use AOL (as if the From: line didn't tell) and I want to know how to
put my name in the From Field.

WindSharky

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Aug 22, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/22/97
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Gary Tait Writes:

>I can't stop laughing when Homer had sewn tweed patches on the elbows of
his
>leather jacket (you sometimes see leather patches on a tweed jacket.)
>
>Gary Tait, VE3VBF

Marge: You just ruined a perfectly good jacket!
Homer: No marge, 2 jackets (and holds up the tweed jacket)

oliver1

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Aug 23, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/23/97
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Thomas R. Collins wrote:
>
> In <Pine.OSF.3.95.970823...@student.uq.edu.au> Andrew
> Millar <s34...@student.uq.edu.au> writes:
> I might be really dense, but I still don't get it. Explanation,
> anyone???


here's one explanation...

in some circles, a man wears an earring to indicate his preference for
other men. (depends which ear it is in. it does not apply to "every" man
that wears an earring.)

also, pirates are "men of the sea". there is much speculation as to how
some of these men satiate their sexual needs when aboard a ship, in the
absence of women, for months at a time. (speculation only to those whom
have never actually been there.)

if you need further assistance, find an old "village people" album. that
should answer your query (pun intended).

"...anger is an energy..."
use it wisely.

oliver1

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Aug 23, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/23/97
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one that might go over most folks heads...

in the valentine episode, when the teacher says : "okay, everyone take
out your red crayons".

a buddy of mine refers to an excited male dog's 'member' as a "red
crayon".

guess you had to be there.

John Nugent

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Aug 24, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/24/97
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A joke I caught on the second viewing of the "Soul Mate" episode was when
Homer is tripping off the chili and when he sees Flanders, Ned ends his
usual "didlly-doodly" clap-trap with "Gabba Gabba Hey" which is a
reference to the song "Pinhead" by the Ramones.

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The Piper at the Gates of Dawn

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Aug 24, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/24/97
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>> > Actually, some of the funniest scenes of the show come from those
>> > outdoor signs in various locations. One of my favorites was outside
>> > the Monstro-Mart in the "Homer And Apu" episode:


I don't know the exact episode, but in the beginning of it, Homer and
Marge go to church, and Bart and Lisa go to Sunday school. (Bart get's
yelled at for having a walkman, and then Homer takes it).

So anyway...the sermon at church is about the evils of gambling. After
church, Homer and Marge go out and start talking to Rev. Lovejoy. Off
to the lower right side of the screen is a billboard that says
somthing like:

Tonight: Monte Carlo Night!
Monday: Bingo Night!
Tuesday: Casino Night!

I was ROTFLMAO for about the next couple days when I saw that...

Matt Bathje
m...@xnet.com
m...@ntsource.com
pi...@hardlink.com
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Homer J. Simpson, Esq.

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Aug 25, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/25/97
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As I said a while back, note the word "hidden." Everything mentioned here
is blatantly obvious. "Hidden" jokes would be things like the "Watch Mad
About You" banner on the passing bus that take a freeze-frame or slow-mo
VCR to appreciate.

But, hey, obviously nobody cares except me. It just amazes me when people
continue to follow a thread that obviously doesn't match what they're
writing about.
Even Pink Floyd fans *sigh*.

The Piper at the Gates of Dawn <*m...@xnet.com*> wrote in article
<34007821...@flood.xnet.com>...

Haldehoff

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Aug 25, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/25/97
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>As I said a while back, note the word "hidden." Everything mentioned here
>is blatantly obvious. "Hidden" jokes would be things like the "Watch Mad
>About You" banner on the passing bus that take a freeze-frame or slow-mo
>VCR to appreciate.

Actually, I noticed that banner without using slow motion or freeze
frames.

Ceri Stagg

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Aug 25, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/25/97
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In article <34004C...@bigfoot.com>, leon....@bigfoot.com writes:

|> And the sign outside the Civic Centre is usually funny:
|>
|> Tonight: Ballet
|> Tommorow: Closed for roach spraying
|>
|> later, the simpsons trivia god (leon)

Not so much of a god as you might think, as the Tonight: part of that
message was for the award ceremony at which Abe Simpson received his
statue for "writing" the script to "Little Barber Shop of Horrors",
not a ballet.

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leon....@bigfoot.com

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Aug 28, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/28/97
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Okay then smartarse, answer this:

What was the name of the shop that the Stonecutters turned into their
meeting place when they turned into the mystical society of No-Homers?
--

leon....@bigfoot.com

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Andrew Gill wrote:
>
> leon....@bigfoot.com wrote in article <340578...@bigfoot.com>...
> Abandoned Warehouse, I think?
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------
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>
> er, I just looked at the capsule, and it says Baskin Robbins, but that's
> cheating. But the store it was converted into "Abandoned store..."

You were right. But for extra credit, what is the surname of the other
Homer?

Andrew Gill

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leon....@bigfoot.com wrote in article <3405E1...@bigfoot.com>...

> Andrew Gill wrote:
> >
> > leon....@bigfoot.com wrote in article <340578...@bigfoot.com>...
> > > Okay then smartarse, answer this:
> > >
> > > What was the name of the shop that the Stonecutters turned into their
> > > meeting place when they turned into the mystical society of
No-Homers?
> >
> > Abandoned Warehouse, I think?
> >
> > ---------------------------------------------------------
> > The official "Write My Signature" contest email address:|
> > ----> fruadman_tru...@juno.com |
> > The prize? I'll use the best Sig! |
> > -----------------------------------Temporary Sig Follows:
> >
> > er, I just looked at the capsule, and it says Baskin Robbins, but
that's
> > cheating. But the store it was converted into "Abandoned store..."
>
> You were right. But for extra credit, what is the surname of the other
> Homer?
>
> later, the simpsons trivia god (leon)

Homer.

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But his last name would be G something or other...

Alyssa Suk

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Aug 30, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/30/97
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I don't really remember the specifics, but Mr. Burns finds out that Homer
is sterile because of being exposed to radiation and tries to offer him a
settlement for a two thousand dollars or something, and by way of
explanation tells HOmer that he it is his prize money for winning the First
Annual Montgumery(sp?) Burns Award for the something something in
Excellence. At the awards ceremony the eyes of the guy that is presenting
the award to Homer, are scrolling back and forth like he is reading from a
teleprompter. I guess this isn't really a joke, but I thought it was
pretty damn clever. Kay, shutting up now.


Kelvis

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Sep 2, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/2/97
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Apu and Homer travel to India to seek knowledge from the Master of Kwik-
E- Marts. The sign behind him says
"The Master knows All, except the combination to the safe"
or something along those lines.

Pure Acid Mixtapes

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Thomas R. Collins wrote:
>
> In <Pine.OSF.3.95.970823...@student.uq.edu.au> Andrew
> Millar <s34...@student.uq.edu.au> writes:
> >
> >On Mon, 18 Aug 1997, Ted Kreutz wrote:
> >
> >> One of my favs was when Marge was daydreaming and reading her
> romance
> >> novel..
> >>
> >> "Does that earring mean you're a pirate?"
> >>
> >> "ummm...kinda!"
> >>
> >> Right past my head the first few times..
> >>
> >> -Ted
>
> I might be really dense, but I still don't get it. Explanation,
> anyone???

maybe he's a Butt pirate?

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BKBergen

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The funniest hidden joke has to be the Mad About you Ad on the side of the
buss as it passes thru the frame. Amother gag is Flowers By Irene = FBI

WindSharky

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Oliver1 writes:

>one that might go over most folks heads...
>
>in the valentine episode, when the teacher says : "okay, everyone take
>out your red crayons".
>
>a buddy of mine refers to an excited male dog's 'member' as a "red
>crayon".
>
>guess you had to be there.

I don't think that was a joke...People do use red crayons, colored
pencils, markers, etc. in making valentines day stuff.

Andrew Gill

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BKBergen <bkbe...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19970907030...@ladder01.news.aol.com>...

> The funniest hidden joke has to be the Mad About you Ad on the side of the
> buss as it passes thru the frame. Amother gag is Flowers By Irene = FBI

Note the word "Hidden." The FBI thingf was meant to be obvious. Did anyone
not see this? No. It's not hidden.

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I want a Chevy van with Fred's Burgers Inc. on the side.

Andrew Dice Gore

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>> >> I like "School Concert: Sold Out. Barbara Streisand Tickets: Still
>> >> Available" on the sign on the school. I think thats what it said.
>> >>
>> >> Morgan


>> >>
>>
>>
>> Actually, some of the funniest scenes of the show come from those
>> outdoor signs in various locations. One of my favorites was outside
>> the Monstro-Mart in the "Homer And Apu" episode:
>>
>>

>> M O N S T R O - M A R T
>> Where Shopping Is A Baffling Ordeal
>>

I liked The Buzzing Sign Diner.


Andrew Dice Gore

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In article <340B62...@virginia.edu> Kelvis <kj...@virginia.edu> writes:
>From: Kelvis <kj...@virginia.edu>
>Subject: Re: funniest hidden joke <==-- Note the word "hidden"
>Date: Tue, 2 Sep 1997 00:49:04 GMT

My favorite part at that same moment is that there is Indian sitar music
playing in the background, the same way cheap Muzak is often playing in
Kwik-E-mart type stores.


oliver1

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duh.

The Villegas Family

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> I liked The Buzzing Sign Diner. Or you got

School Concert Today
Tommorrow close for Rat Extermanation

Captain Entropy

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In article <5v008q$3...@nr1.calgary.istar.net>, The Villegas Family
<ger...@superiway.net> wrote:


Candy Distributors Convention. Next Door: Candy-Shaped Rat Poison Convention

MedFly spraying 7:00 PM
Springfield Pops Concert 7:15 PM
MedFly spraying 2nd pass 7:30 PM


That's IIRC, of course.

--
.delta. S

Brad

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Andrew "Dice" Gore <di...@primenet.comNOSPAM_REMOVE> wrote in article
<dice.1533...@primenet.comNOSPAM_REMOVE>...


>
> >> >> I like "School Concert: Sold Out. Barbara Streisand Tickets: Still
> >> >> Available" on the sign on the school. I think thats what it said.
> >> >>
> >> >> Morgan
> >> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Actually, some of the funniest scenes of the show come from those
> >> outdoor signs in various locations. One of my favorites was outside
> >> the Monstro-Mart in the "Homer And Apu" episode:
> >>
> >>
> >> M O N S T R O - M A R T
> >> Where Shopping Is A Baffling Ordeal
> >>
>
> I liked The Buzzing Sign Diner.
>
>

What about:

SPRINGFIELD PSYCHIATRIC CENTRE
Because there may not be bugs on you.

There's a whole list of funny signs on my site -
http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/9675/signs.html

--
Brad Ryan

Visit Brad's Simpsons Site @
http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/9675

Evil Homer

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Hey, how'sabout the time when Bart lines up all the megaphones and say
"testing" and decimates most of Springfield? Pretty subtle, huh? I almost
didn't catch it the first time.
If you're not going to stick to the message title, PLEASE change the damned
thing when you respond. If you don't know how, I will teach you.
"FUNNIEST SIGNS POSTED AROUND SPRINGFIELD", for example.

--
I-Am-Evil-Ho-mer, I-Am-Evil-Ho-mer!

Michael S Mintier

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In article <01bcbb90$7daa2a80$7c11ba92@axg26>,
fruadman_tru...@juno.com says...

I would have to disagree on your best hidden joke. I think that the
episode where side show bob recieves his academy award(I think its an
academy award) in jail. If you notice in the background, one inmate
stoops in front of another while the standing one hands the kneeling one
a container of lip balm.


JBufft1

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<<I would have to disagree on your best hidden joke. I think that the
episode where side show bob recieves his academy award(I think its an
academy award) in jail. If you notice in the background, one inmate stoops
in front of another while the standing one hands the kneeling one a
container of lip balm.>>

AAAGH!!! Is this true?!

cha...@usa.pipeline.comantispam

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"Brad" <gary...@mpx.com.au> wrote:

>Andrew "Dice" Gore <di...@primenet.comNOSPAM_REMOVE> wrote in article
><dice.1533...@primenet.comNOSPAM_REMOVE>...
>>
>> >> >> I like "School Concert: Sold Out. Barbara Streisand Tickets: Still
>> >> >> Available" on the sign on the school. I think thats what it said.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> Morgan
>> >> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Actually, some of the funniest scenes of the show come from those
>> >> outdoor signs in various locations. One of my favorites was outside
>> >> the Monstro-Mart in the "Homer And Apu" episode:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> M O N S T R O - M A R T
>> >> Where Shopping Is A Baffling Ordeal
>> >>
>>
>> I liked The Buzzing Sign Diner.
>>
>>
>What about:

> SPRINGFIELD PSYCHIATRIC CENTRE
> Because there may not be bugs on you.

How about the bookstore with the sign that reads:

Mitchner: $1.50/lb

Anywho,

Lance Hall
_________________________________________________________________________

"What I'm saying here, in case you're a yotz who needs things codified simply
and directly, is that Doctor Who is the apex, the pinnacle, the tops,
the Louvre museum, the Colosseum, and other et cetera."

---Harlan Ellison
_________________________________________________________________________


JBobb1973

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I haven't seen these episodes in a while but I beleive you're both right.
There was a sign that said "Tonight - Ballet" but :"Tomorrow closed to fix
gas leak"

Dave Hall

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FYI...

[list] Signs/Slogan/Book Titles (repost)
===============================================================[Date 06/15/95]=

Signs, Slogans, Book titles
on
``The Simpsons''
(Seasons 1 through 6 only)

Compiled by Dave Hall (dave...@cyberspc.mb.ca)
(from his various lists)

===============================================================================

[7G01] The sign at SNPP: 7 days since last accident

Dr. Monroe's talk-in radio show:
Line 1: Marge, age 34. Mother unappreciated wife
Line 2: Paul, age 4. Nail biter not his own

[7G03] SNPP sign: Our Safety record - 7 days since last accident

[7G04] Dr. Monroe's Family Therapy Center: 1-800-555-HUGS

[7G06] Some Video games:
- Escape From Grandma's House
- Pac-Rat
- Eat My Shorts
- Robert Goulet Destroyer
- Pac-Rat II

[7G09] Bob's RV Round-Up office signs: ``We give credit to everyone''
``Bad credit! Good!''

[7G12] Krusty Gets Busted: The Day the Laugher Died

Some magazine covers:
- Timely: Krook of the Year
- News weekly: Rhymes with Dastard
- Today's Guns: 357 Magnum - The Clown Stopper

[7F01] Springfield Shopper #1:
Mutation Caught At Ol' Fishin' Hole
Is Power Plant Responsible?

Boy Was Using Five Pound Test And Ordinary Worms
Sister Was Just There For The Tranquillity

Springfield Shopper #2:
FISHIN' HOLE OR FISSION HOLE?
Burns Denies Responsibility In Fish Flap
Count the Eyes, Mr. Burns!

Springfield Shopper #3:
GOVERNOR CALLS FOR POWER PLANT INVESTIGATION

The pipe with the drip is #2137. (Mean anything?)

Springfield Shopper #4:
Burns Skyrockets To Seven Percent In Latest Polls

Springfield Shopper #5:
BURNS BANDWAGON ROLLS ON
Latest Poll Puts Him at 22 Percent

Springfield Shopper #6:
BURNS NUKES BAILEY IN LATEST POLL
Forty-Two Percent And Climbing

Marge's sign: `An independent voter for Bailey.'
Lisa's T-shirt: `I wish I were old enough to vote for Bailey.'
Bart's T-shirt: `My Dad told me to vote for Burns.'
Homer's sign: `I'm a fool for Burns.'
(Note: the `Burns' name on Homer's sign appears to be off-color.)

[7F02] Royal Majesty - For the Obese or Gangly Gentleman
(No food or drink allowed in store)

[7F03] Ben Franklin's sled had a snake with the words ``Don't sled on me''.

[7F05] Some billboard ads:
Royal Majesty: Clothing for the obese or Gangly Gentlemen

Moe's Tavern: Hit this sign and win a freewill drink

[7F06] Springfield Speedway Billboard: "SUNDAY: BEAR BAITING"

[7F09] Protest signs:
Marge - I'm protesting because Itchy & Scratchy are indirectly
responsible for my husband being hit on the head with a mallet
Maggie- Stop me before I kill my father again
Homer - Please ban violent cartoons -- next time I might not be so
lucky
Lisa - Ban Itchy & Scratchy
Bart - Ban Itchy & Scratchy {Bart later adds `Don't' to the sign}

Some more protest signs:
Timothy Lovejoy - For heavens sake -- make them stop fighting
Helen Lovejoy - Erase Itchy & Scratchy
Maude Flanders - Join S.N.U.H. NOW!
Ned Flanders - Save the cartoon animals
~Skinner's mother - Destroy the Violent People
Moe - Bring back ``Wagon Train''

Still more protest signs:
- Decency in statuary
- No nudes is good nudes
- *BAN* Michelangelo's David
- David, get off your pedestal
- Kancel David
- Stop Renaissance art NOW!

[7F11] The ambulance's license plate read `Slip'.

Sign in front of Springfield Retirement Home:
`Thank you for not discussing the outside world'

[7F12] The article titles that appear on the cover of Ms. are:
-Inside: Why all men are bad
-Hating and Dating: Do they mix?
-25 reasons not to shave your armpits
-Must we be children to be free? (Not sure about this one.)

[7F14] Some Dog schools:
East Side Ruff-Form School KL5-0078
Professor Von Bowsers Sanatorium for Dogs KL5-9716
(We taught a dog to drive)
Dr. Marvin Monroe's Canine Therapy Institute KL5-2849
(You dog isn't the problem YOU ARE!)
Emily Winthrop's Canine College KL5-7201

[7F15] Sign at the DMV: You don't have to be crazy to work here, but it
helps

Billboard in front of the First Church of Springfield:
2:00 Peterson Wedding
8:00 Hayride to Heaven

[7F17] Discount Lion Safari!: So real...you'll think you've driven to Africa!

Grandma's World: ``For the old lady in all of us''

[7F18] Billboard: This park is not COPLESS so please don't go TOPLESS

ROCK-A-BYE RIPTIDE: ``Water changed hourly.''

[7F19] Homer's sign slogan:
`Sex! Now that I've got your attention, vote for Bart!'

[7F24] Krusty Hotline number: 1-909-O-U-KLOWN
(Bart only dialed eight digits.)

[8F01] The protest signs in front of the White House:
Things are Fine!
No Complaint here!
No Opinion
Everything's A-OK
(That's all I could read.)

[8F02] Springfield Shopper: Monsters Okay Slavery Plan
{picture below headline: Smiling one-eye Alien}

[8F03] Fat Tony's bumper sticker: `Mafia Staff Car - Keepa Yo Hands Off!'

[8F05] Bart stationary: FROM THE BRAIN OF BART

Temple Beth Springfield: Rabbi Hyman Krustofski
This Saturday ``Coping with Christmas''

[8F09] A sign over a drinking fountain:
``Please do not place foreign objects in the fountain.''

[8F13] Springfield Mystery Spot:
Where logic takes a holiday and all laws of nature are meaningless.

[8F15] Welcome to Proctorville IOWA -- Home of the National Testing Center

National Testing Center - Controlling Your Destiny since 1925 -

[8F17] Springfield Shopper: LOTTERY DRAWING TODAY
(`President, Rock Star To Swap Wives')

[8F19] ROYAL KING TRAILER PARK: 14 days without a tornado
(later: 2 days without a tornado)

[8F21] Fuzzy Bunny's Guide to ``You-Know-What'' 1971(c)

The Boat Show
4:00 today
Bob Denver

Eternity Magazine: The year 2525 -- Were Zager and Evans Right?

Dr. Marvin Monroe Subliminal tape club. Call KL5-3700

Saint Sebastian's School For Wicked Girls
(run by a group of French Canadian Nuns)

[8F23] Sign at SNPP: ANNUAL
PLANT
PHYSICAL
NO JOKES

Forbes Magazine: `THE BLUNDER OF THE CENTURY'
(August 13 or 23, 1991 Price: 4 dollars)

[9F01] A sign on top of warehouse (at Springfield Harbour) reads:
`Smoke on the water'

[9F02] Ye Olde Off-Ramp Inn:
``We're now rat-free! Little Miss Springfield Pageant Tonight!''

Springfield Shopper: `LISA KICKS BUTT'

Springfield Shopper: `Queen to Mayor: You're next'
(second article: Nerds Pummelled in Football Melle)

[9F03] Banner over front steps of Springfield Elementary:
Parent/Teacher Night ``Let's Share the Blame''

[9F04] Side of talking Krusty doll box: Problems? Call 1-900-DONT-SUE

KING HOMER plus Chubbiest Kickline in Town (unsure of exact wording)

[9F05] Los Vegas Marquee: Tonight: Tom Jones and double Jackpot Slots!!

[9F07] Springfield Auto Show:
``We Salute the American Worker -- Now 61% drug free!''

Mr. Plow: KL5-3226

Sign at Springfield Retirement Castle:
``Thank you for not discussing the outside world.''

[9F10] Court seal: Liberty and Justice For Most

[8F11] Springfield Shopper: Squirrel resembling Abraham Lincoln found

[9F12] Bigger Brothers: KL5-2233

Corey Hotline: 1-900-555-CORY

Springfield Stadium: Monday - Tomato Day

Springfield Elementary Budet:
1. First Aid
2. Books
3. Scieces
4. History
5. Music & Art
6. Hot Lunches
7. Custodial
8. Playground

Skinner crosses out 1,2,3 and 5.

Bigger Brothers Reasons list:
- Spite
- Malice
- Revenge
- Boredom
- Profit

Marine World: No longer Educational

Restrooms: BUOYS GULLS

Springfield Gorge: The Most Beautiful Gorge in the State

[9F13] The Krusty Home Pregnancy Test: Warning - May cause birth defects

[9F16] `How to Get Rich Writing Cartoons' by John Swartzwelder.

[9F18] Springfield Christian School: We put the fun in fundamentalist dogma

Olde Springfield Towne: Wanted Village Idiot

[9F19] Springfield Shopper headline: Quimby Re-elected by Landslide.
(second article: Two More Bodies Surface in Springfield Harbor)

[9F21] First Church of Springfield - Today:
``What a f iend we have in God''
(also - The Be Sharps)

[9F22] Springfield Penitentiary: ``America's Fastest Growing Prison''

[1F02] Springfield University EST. 1952:
``Ask about our Latin motto contest.''

Springfield A&M: ``If you were a student here you'd be home by now.''

[1F03] Sign on Kwik-E-Mart window: DUFF Beer suitcase 12.95

Sign next to road: Entering Badlands
High-speed Chases
use Diamond lane.

[1F04] Some tombstones:
Elvis - Accept it
A Balanced Budget
Subtle Political Satire
TV Violence

[1F09] Springfield Shopper: CAT BURGLAR STRIKES 15 HOMES!
(Secondary' article: Man marries woman in wedding ceremony)

[1F10] Do `not' accept `checks from':
Chief Wiggum Homer J. Simpson H.J. Simpson Homer J. Fong
Reverend Lovejoy Homer S. Simpson Homor Simpson

[1F11] Krusty's bathroom features a `No Smoking' sign.

[1F12] Springfield Shopper: `Local gays show their pride'

[1F14] Springfield Shopper: Big Fat Man has Big Fat Heart

Ned calls his boat `Thanks for the Boat Lord II'.

[1F16] Sign: BURNS' HEIR AUDITIONS IN LILLIE LANGTRY THEATER --
ALL OTHERS GO TO HELL

The Happy Earwig Motel - Our Crawl-Space Now Body-Free

[1F18] Sign next to armed guard at Fort Springfield:
Proud Home of Secret Civilian Mail-Opening Project

[1F19] Springfield Shopper: `Quimby Nephew Charged in Beating'
(Chowder Said Wrong)

[1F20] Adult Education Annex: We take the `dolt' out of A-Dolt education.

[1F21] HAL ROACH APARTMENTS: Retirement living in the heart of the cemetery
district

RED BREEM and his band of Some Esteem.

[1F17] Hans' bumper sticker: How am I driving? 1-800 555-3872

[1F22] POOL SHARKS - WHERE THE BUYER IS OUR CHUM
(with picture of sharks swimming around a guy in a rubber raft.)

[2F02] The Mayor's crest seal includes the words: Corruptus In Extremis

Springfield Shopper: BOB PARDON: #1 LOCAL ISSUE
(Edges out ``No Fat Chicks'' Ordinance)

Edgar Neubauer: Beloved Husband and old grouch 1831-1909

Springfield Shopper: Call for Probe in Bob Flap
(`Why Not Let Dead Pets Vote?')

[2F03] Re-Neducation Center:
Where the elite meet to have their spirits broken

GRADE F MEAT - Ingredients: Mostly circus animals, some filler

[2F05] Springfield Youth Center: ``Building unrealistic hopes since 1966''

Moe's Bar: The 70's are back, so let's drink like it

[2F06] Community Center: Welcome Candy Convention Room 1!
Also Candy-shaped Rat Poison Convention Room 11

Jolly Gummibears: ``They hibernate in your colon.''

Disemboweler IV: The game where condemn criminals dig at each other
with rusty hooks.

Some Protest signs:
- Homer Bad Man
- Hands Off
- Homer is a pig
- You pinch, we lynch
- Touch a butt: Go to jail
- Thou shall not grab

[2F07] BOOKS! BOOKS! AND ADDITIONAL BOOKS!
Today's special: Michener $1.99/lb.

Some book titles:
- Bordello Repair Vol.I
- Bork on Sex
- How to spruce your lousy, lazy husband
- Karma Sutra
- Kosher Erotic Cakes
- Audio: Mr. and Mrs. Erotic American (by Paul Harvey)
- Sane Planning, Sensible Tomorrow (by Al Gore)
- Unidentified Flying Outrage!

Aphrodite Inn: Fantasy rooms & conference center

Now Entering Spittle County: Birthplace of the Loogie

[2F08] Springfield Psychiatric Center:
``Because there may not be bugs on you.''

[2F09] Stern Lecture Plumbing: ``I told you not to flush that''

[2F10] Don't forget: you're here forever
(later: Do it for her)

[2F11] ``BUTTZILLA'' (c) Bart Simpson

Springfield Shopper headline: PREZ SEZ: ``SCHOOL IS FOR LOSERS''

Springfield Shopper headline: ROCKET TO KICK COMET'S TAIL
(subheading: Mayor Visits City)

Sign on rocket: Caution aim away from face

[2F12] KRUSTY'S CLOWN COLLEGE (Formerly Willie Nelson's House)

SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER:
Regional Ace Awards hosted by Dick Cavett

Surgery de Plastique -- Welcome Fugitives

[2F15] The Happy Leech - Bleed while-U-wait

40 Classic Films starring Jim Carrey
- Ace Ventura VI
- The Mask

Rolling Stones - Steel Wheelchair Tour 2010

DOWN WITH BUILDINGS DEMOLITION CO.

Springfield Nuclear Plant:
``Still operating thanks to the lengthy appeals process''

CNNBCBS (A division of ABC)

[2F18] Springfield Pet Shop: ``All our pets are flushable''

Springfield Dog track: ``Think of them as little horses''

PUPPIES FOR FREE OR BEST OFFER

[2F32] Krusty O's - Free inside! One Jagged Metal Krusty-O!

Steve Allen's books:
- How To Make Love To Steve Allen
- Happiness is a Naked Steve Allen
- Journey to the Center (of) Steve Allen
- The Joy Of Cooking Steve Allen

Sax on the beach -- Bleeding Gums Murphy (in HI-FI)

Tonight: School recital [sold out]
Tomorrow: Barbra Streisand Tickets still available

Springfield Cemetery - Come for the funerals Stay for the pie

KJAZZ - 152 Americans can't be wrong

Steve Allen - Inventor of the Pog ($500)

[2F21] Jebediah Springfield park - Tonight:
8:00 Medfly Spraying
8:15 Springfield Pops
8:30 Spraying: 2nd Pass

[2F22] Shelbyville Daily - ``Once a week, every week.''

[2F16] EXECUTIVE SPA
Physical Fitness
For
Better Tyranny

The Springfield Shopper: Awful School is Awful Rich

Burns Construction Co.: ``Building a Better Tomorrow For Him.''

Burns Slant-Drilling Co.

The Springfield Shopper: ``Burns Plans Sunshine Halt''
Sub-article: ``Special section: Your Guide to Perpetual darkness''

===============================================================================
Dave Hall (dave...@cyberspc.mb.ca) <http://www.cyberspc.mb.ca/~davehall/>
===============================================================================

Gary Huckabay

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In article <5v45ge$g59$1...@prometheus.acsu.buffalo.edu>,

Seriously? If so, that's fantastic, and I'll have to watch for it.

BTW -- the extra cuts in syndication are horrible.

--
8 Gary Huckabay 8 "Didn't their LCF used to play guitar for REO Speedwagon?"8
8 'Proud to be a 8 "That's what their pitcher said." "I think that's him, G. 8
8 Suppressive 8 His hair is different, though." "The least he could do 8
8 Person.' 8 is come over and apologize for 'Keep on Loving You.'" 8

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On Mon, 8 Sep 1997, Captain Entropy wrote:

> In article <5v008q$3...@nr1.calgary.istar.net>, The Villegas Family
> <ger...@superiway.net> wrote:
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> > > >> >> I like "School Concert: Sold Out. Barbara Streisand Tickets: Still
> > > >> >> Available" on the sign on the school. I think thats what it said.
> > > >> >>
> > > >> >> Morgan
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> > > >>
> > > >>
> > > >> Actually, some of the funniest scenes of the show come from those
> > > >> outdoor signs in various locations. One of my favorites was outside
> > > >> the Monstro-Mart in the "Homer And Apu" episode:
> > > >>
> > > >>
> > > >> M O N S T R O - M A R T
> > > >> Where Shopping Is A Baffling Ordeal
> > > >>
> > >

> > > I liked The Buzzing Sign Diner. Or you got
(Jittery Joe's Coffee?)


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> > Tommorrow close for Rat Extermanation
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> Springfield Pops Concert 7:15 PM
> MedFly spraying 2nd pass 7:30 PM
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I liked "Tonight:Springfield Oprah
Tomorrow: Closed to fix gas leak"
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Well, I don't know how "hidden" this is, but I love the scene in the
Scorpio episode when Homer goes to see him while Scorpio is threatening the
UN on the big screen. Homer is standing in the background, paying no
attention, and he suddenly scratches his butt. Floored me!

ASD

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Sep 18, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/18/97
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Simpsons comics reference:
Quimby: Before we begin, I would like to announce that the Montgomery
Burns Centenial Park will be closed this Saturday for nuclear testing,
but will be open again Sunday for Family Picnic Day!

Phazer71

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shn...@pitt.edu (Captain Entropy) wrote:


>Candy Distributors Convention. Next Door: Candy-Shaped Rat Poison Convention
>
>

Actually the really fuuny part of that sign is that the candy
convention is held in room 1 and the candy-shaped rat poison
convention is held in room 11. (all on the sign of course).
I mean, come on, are you telling me that the only two rooms available
were 1 and 11 and that the rest of the rooms were too small to host
the rat poison convention. And assuming the other rooms were rented
out, why weren't they mentioned. This is just too funny to me to me
to think up logistics for the reasoning. Instead I just rolled on the
floor laughing (i know you can use ROTFL but I think it necessary to
spell it out for this occasion).

TCook75642

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Sep 20, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/20/97
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Church sign: Evil women in history, from Jezebel to Janet Reno.

Also, when Lisa is in the garden above the Kwiki-Mart, Apu says he likes
to go there to watch violent drive in movies for free. The sign says:

Now showing:

I spit on your grave

I read through your magazines

cory

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Sep 25, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/25/97
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One of my favorite was from a few years ago when Mad About You was
programed against the Simpsons. A bus quickly drove through the
frame. It was going too fast to read the advertisement on the side,
but if you slow down the tape, it says something like
"Aren't you missing Mad About You?
Sundays at 8:00 only on NBC
MUST SEE TV!"

another little one that went over the head of everyone I know was
Sideshow Bob's prison number. It was 24601, which was Jean Valjean's
from Les Miserables.

CHRISCH674

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Sep 27, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/27/97
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> Actually, some of the funniest scenes of the show come from those
>> > > > >> outdoor signs in various locations.

i like the one where they go to itchy and scratchy land and on the list of
rides out of order one of them says"nurses office"


chris

Tyrone Ahmed O'Changsteinsky

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Sep 27, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/27/97
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"Springfield Heights Institute of Technology". Also known as S.H.I.T.

Now including a touching Tupac tribute.
http://members.tripod.com/~YellowDischarge/index.html


Jason Brainerd

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Sep 27, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/27/97
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Thats pretty cool! I never noticed that! That one tops them all!

Duckman349

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Oct 6, 1997, 3:00:00 AM10/6/97
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I like in Bart's Comet, when Kent Brockman reveals the list of people who are
gay, and the names zoom by on the screen. If you tape it and slow it down,
however, you will see the list of names is actually a list of people who work
for The Simpsons, beginning with Matt Groening himself!

Stickboy

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Oct 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM10/10/97
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So that's why the show always irks the rednecks. The whole crew are
faggots! We already know they're vego-lezzo-pinko-zionists but this
takes the cake!

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