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8 replies · 2,066 views · Started 05 March 2006

Obviously. The Simpsons were based off of entirely true events. Doesn't anyone remember that baby who was on the news back in 1989 for being able to drive a car? Doesn't anyone remember that blue-haired woman who couldn't fit through the doorway of her car because she forgot that she had an iron pipe stuck within its core and she couldn't find it for weeks? ... ... And nobody remembers that little boy who set fire to his grandmother's teeth while they were still in her mouth?

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I really need to cut down on comments like that. � �.'

Cute video. My family gathered around to watch. All inaccuracies were deadly obvious, but I enjoyed seeing the accuracies which they did put in. You had Mr. Largo pointing, the shapes and near textures of the rooms, ... ... Hell, the only three areas I didn't really see as being "accurate" were the front of the school, the country road, and the driveway of their house.

haha, that was awesome. very well made. Homer wasn't very Homer-esque, though. neither was Maggy. but still, that was great

*b* wrote:haha, that was awesome. very well made. Homer wasn't very Homer-esque, though. neither was Maggy. but still, that was great

Yeah; I just don't see a moral justification for putting spikes in their hair. 😛 The spikes / length of Marge's hair are probably some sort of ... metaphor, for like, ... the struggles that we all engage in every day of our lives, ... as if they're on top of us wherever we go, but we shouldn't acknowledge them because they're part of our lives. And eventually, they come to grow on us. *_*

... *lol* ...

Yeah, I wouldn't have expected them to be gluing bits of yellowish hair onto their heads. 😛

That was really kinda creepy. At least to me anyway. I was like, "whoa no way".

Yeah.

...So anyway. Cool.