Question of the Day (12-13-09)

reminds me of how they discovered that the the reason homer simpson was so stupid was because of a crayon he shoved up his nose as a child. when they removed it he became smarter than lisa. she got jealous, so he shoved the crayon back up his nose and became stupid again.

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I've always been told that I'm too smart for my own good and I'd hate to ruin my good looks, so no.
 
cheezyflier said:
reminds me of how they discovered that the the reason homer simpson was so stupid was because of a crayon he shoved up his nose as a child. when they removed it he became smarter than lisa. she got jealous, so he shoved the crayon back up his nose and became stupid again.
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Exactly why I don't watch that stupid program ... :kilroy:
 
Snuffy said:
Exactly why I don't watch that stupid program ... :kilroy:
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We all want to think we are smarter than someone. Homor Simpson provides that someone to many.

Although, I rarely watch TV and haven't seen the Simpsons in years, I use to watch it with my children before they all moved away. I enjoyed it and laughed at Homer and the other characters. Through the use of charactertures you find illustrated all the personalities whom you find in real life.

The program is a wonderful commentary on American life. I see it much the same as I see Dunesberry, but appealing to a different audience.
 
if I raised my IQ by 50 points I would have to
-give up my part-time job writing for the reality TV series,
-be expected to be able to read all the WARNING! labels on all the products I buy
-lose all the help from the pro-bono lawyers looking for a cause...

all that and I just get a scar??
 
the simpsons is the only show i really like.
seein as how it's the longest running tv show ever, i suspect they may be on to something

ymmv
 
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