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Quote of the Day

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“Go forth, Noah! And remember, the key to salvation is-” – God
“You’ve seen the movie, now meet a real life Noah, only this Noah has been accused of killing two of every animal!” – Kent Brockman

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  1. 1 Mike
    16 July 2017 at 5:59 pm

    So the legend goes, this was the sendup to an aborted/botched gag in Homer the Heretic:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homer_the_Heretic

    “The abrupt cutting off of God’s voice before he reveals the meaning of life was intended to be cut off by a voiceover promotion for whatever Fox program aired after The Simpsons. However, Fox did not pick up on this and so God’s voice was instead cut off by the show’s credits.[5]”


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