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Quote of the Day

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“Oh, Spade, why did you put Farley in charge of the bees?” – Homer Simpson

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  1. 1 Anonymous
    26 October 2017 at 10:57 am

    He knows that it’s a job that should only be left to the most qualified of individuals.

  2. 2 Bleeding Gums Murphy
    26 October 2017 at 11:09 am

    You can see the devolution of the show on this segment. They basically repeat the same idea from the last segment of ToH III but this time it’s a Homer-only story until the end and it involves a long, kinda boring chase and Homer punching skulls. There are still good jokes though (Homer missing his family, “Intel Inside”, CBG’s rant against Aquaman).

    • 3 jean316
      26 October 2017 at 4:58 pm

      You are right, but take for example the “Homer missing his family” segment: I counted 5 great jokes in less than 20 seconds, or one hit every 4 seconds. They could still be amazing back then. That is, 20 years ago…


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