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Back in my day, TV stars couldn’t say booby, tushie, burp, fanny burp, water closet, underpants, dingle-dangle, Boston marriage, LBJ, Titicaca, hot dog, or front lumps!"
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I just Wikipedia’ed the term Boston Marriage and was mildly surprised to find that it is a real and contextually topical term. I sort of thought it might have been a made-up one, like when Milhouse objects to leaning over due to this leaving himself open to “Wedgies, Wet Willies, and the dreaded [url=snpp.com - Virtual market | Domain name]Rear Admiral*”.
[QUOTE=mobo85]
I figure he said “motherf***er-” it’s the only superswear that fits in the sentence (“That hurt like a…”) Also, the drowned-out swear is four syllables long, as is that word.
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No, I’m pretty sure it’s that other word. The one that’s way, way worse. It’s so bad, you might never even have heard it. If you don’t know what it is, I’m certainly not going to be the one to take away your innocence.
I really liked both episodes. I loved Krusty’s voice-over to the Itchy & Scratchy, and Grandpa’s list of things TV stars couldn’t say.
Am I the only one who thought that Kent’s muffled outburst sounded like “circumcision”? It certainly couldn’t have been that, given the reaction, but that’s what the word sounded like to me.
I thought some of the split screen stuff in the first one was priceless. One I noticed was of the back of someone’s (Skinner’s maybe?) pants as they stood up from a chair, and then just the empty chair after they got up.
I really wish I had taped this episode so I could add it to the marathon next weekend.
Loved it when Bart was kicking that giant tooth into Skinner’s mouth.
And, to the best of my recollection, “if a dead fish had a baby with a homeless person, and the baby puked, and a dog ate the puke, this is what the dog’s rear end would smell like.”
[QUOTE=KneadToKnow]
I thought some of the split screen stuff in the first one was priceless. One I noticed was of the back of someone’s (Skinner’s maybe?) pants as they stood up from a chair, and then just the empty chair after they got up.
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Also, Bart driving the car with his butt.
[QUOTE=mobo85]
It was a real Tracey Ullman short: “Family Portrait,” originally aired March 6, 1988.
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Indeed. And, I believe, the first instance of Homer strangling Bart. Ah, memories.
[QUOTE=Wee Bairn]
To quote Cartman, a character from a cartoon that is still funny- “lame”.
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When I was watching the 24 parody, I couldn’t help comparing it to the South Park parody. SP was much better. Every once in a while during the episode, I leaned over to my husband and said in a hushed voice: “Apple juice farts”.
If I hadn’t seen the SP 24 parody, I would have like The Simpsons 24 parody.