Bart: Dad, why don’t you buy it?
Homer: Only rich guys with high paying executive jobs like me can afford something like that. [pause] Hey! guys like me! I’m a guy like me.
Homer: You know where I can get some business hammocks?
Scorpion: Business hammocks? Why didn’t I think of that?
(help me here guys, I’m about to completely butcher this one)There’s 4 places you can go. There’s Hammocks R Us, that’s on 3rd, there’s Harry’s house of hammocks, that’s on 3rd too. Come to think of it they’re all in the same area. They’re all in the hammock sector downtown.
Homer: Oh the hammock district.
Scorpion: That’s right!
Scorpion: First Homer, would you mind hanging my coat up on the wall?
Homer:(looks around and notices there are no walls but rather only a 360 degree window surrounding him)
Scorpion: Ha ha, gotcha. I don’t believe in walls, in fact, I didn’t even give you my coat.
Homer: (noticing the coat previously in his arms is not there) WoOow.
OK, from other episodes:
Flanders: I guess we’ll just have to agree to disagree.
Skinner: I don’t agree to that.
Skinner: Uh-oh, 2 independant thought alarms in one day. The children are over-stimulated. Wally, remove the colored chalk from the classrooms.
Wally: I warned you about the colored chalk! Didn’t I warn you!?
I think this was in a conversation with Homer’s mother but I’m not sure.
Homer’s Mother (to Lisa): Do you know how many times I (something I can’t remember)
Homer: (walking by) 6!
Lisa: Dad, it was a rhetorical question.
Homer: Rhetorical eh? 7!
Lisa: Do you even know what rhetorical means?
Homer: Do I know what rhetorical means?
BTW, I’m wondering how many of you caught this:
In the baseball episode where Mr. Burns brings in all the wringers, in the locker room someone snaps someone else with a towel and you hear subtley an “ah fuck!” in the background.
episode where Marge is teaching in Bart’s school.
Bart’s getting beat up by Nelson and the other 2 (I forgot names)
Bart: Why isn’t my mother stopping this?
One of the guys: We’ve created a diversion.
<cut to Kerney and Marge>
Marge: That’s a nice jig Kerney. See, isn’t dancing more fun than beating people up?
Milhouse: Hey look! Bart’s doin stuff.
Skinner: Bart, stop creating a diversion.
Cheers episode:
Norm: Woody give me a beer.
Woody: I think you’ve had enough Mr. Peterson.
Norm: Gimme a beer you brain dead hick!
Homer is thrown out of car by the Archies. “And don’t let us catch you in Riverdale again”
Bart and the group (Milhouse, Nelson, etc.) are standing at the line seperating Springfield from Shelbyville, getting psyched for their trek into enemy territory, while Lisa’s flying a kite in the background running back and forth between towns. (yes, I know it’s not I line but it cracked me up so. In fact, as the starter of this thread, I propose to change the subject from Simpson’s lines to Simpson’s Moments, or perhaps Simpson’s scenes. Well, what the heck, anything at all you care to share about the Simpsons, feel free. I just can’t get enough of 'em.)