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By Charlie Sweatpants 2 Comments
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“You’ll want to focus on the neglected food groups, such as the Whipped Group, the Congealed Group, and the Chocotastic.” – Dr. Nick Riviera

Happy 20th Anniversary to “King-Size Homer”!  Original airdate 5 November 1995.

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  1. 1 John Connor
    5 November 2015 at 11:20 am

    Any “Terminator” franchise fans out here? I need to get this off my chest: “Genisys” is ass garbage. Totally. Worst fucking “Terminator” movie EVER. Even T3 didn’t suck as much.
    Fuck you, Stan Lee!

    • 2 Gina Brevin
      17 November 2015 at 4:45 am

      What does that have to do with the Simpsons episode where Homer gains weight so he doesn’t have to go to work and Marge worries about his health and his appearance?

      And a lot of people think Homer was being a jerk in this episode. I kind of agree he was being selfish and finding a way to get out of doing actual work, but I thought that was how Homer is/was. Plus, he realized his mistake in the end and Mr. Burns paid for his liposuction, so everything works out.


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