LegendOfKage
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Thing on a Spring
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Lol i watched this episode the other night. Dangerously close to what's going on with how the virus started lol.
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Thing on a Spring
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I've witnessed comparable stupidity around here over the last couple of weeks. Panic buying toilet roll for example.
Mitsuda Maniac
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TDiddyLive
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Homer Goes To College is the single greatest episode. Season 5 Episode 3. I will never get tired of that one.
German Hops
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I tend to like anything involving Ralph.
Cutty Flam
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I liked that sob story / short film that Barney the drunk did for whatever reason he made it lol—cant remember. I just know they showed it in Moe’s Tavern and there was one part at the end where he was lying on a curb with a beer in the gutter and said, “Don’t cry for me, I’m already dead...” and then the short ended. Thought it was hilarious
That comic book guy is fucking hilarious too
That comic book guy is fucking hilarious too
Doom85
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There's a character named Bort in an anime called Land of the Lustrous, and when I first heard her name my mind immediately went to this scene.
#Phonepunk#
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i love Bart's reaction to seeing another kid act like a huge jerk to his mom. feel like they nail so many things in this short exchange.
IMO best Mr Burns moment is when he goes Howard Hughes in $pringfield, one of the greatest episodes.
IMO best Mr Burns moment is when he goes Howard Hughes in $pringfield, one of the greatest episodes.
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Alter_Fridge
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The Cartridge Family is possibly my favourite ever Simpsons episode. Season 5 of course
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Thing on a Spring
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I'm an asbestos consultant for a living so this cracks me up every time.
#Phonepunk#
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beyond classic
LegendOfKage
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Lisa Simpson teaches a generation the definition of "id," which would soon be the name of a company responsible for the development of Wolfenstein and Doom.
And how was this not posted yet?
And how was this not posted yet?