Recien acabo de ver en el cap de hoy en telefe, que los hijos de Flanders tienen las camisetas 6 y 66 (en el capitulo de Homero Dt del equipo de futbol americano)
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
nooooo me lo perdi (lo de los numeros) :lol::lol::lol::lol:
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“Yo lo reemplazo Homero”
Todos ustedes me dan lastima! Y asco! Sobre todo sus hijos!
la cara de homero cuando se rie
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Kent Brockman: ¿Recuerdan al multimillonario Montgomery Burns? Aquel que nos tapó el sol, atropelló un niño y canceló la navidad del 81 al 85. Adivinen quién esta pobre y recoge basura en la calle…
Homero (cruzando los dedos): Que sea Flanders, que sea Flanders, que sea Flanders…
Skinner: Estas acabando con mi juventud y mi alegría!
Mama de Skinner: …me causas toda clase de problemas yo no sé por qué me molestas si soy tu mami y te callas.
Marge: Informaron de una disputa familiar en este domicilio.
Skinner: Sí, así es. Es que hay un cojín inflable para el baño que nos gusta mucho a mi mamá y a mí. Dice que hoy le toca usarlo, yo le hice notar que se equivoca, reñimos, luego cuando iba a entrar a la bañera noté horrorizado que alguien habia desgarrado el cojín.
Marge: ¿Quien llamó a la policia?
Skinner y la madre: Los dos.
Marge: Miren, ¿por qué no se calman? ¿Pueden conseguir otro cojín?
Skinner: Bueno, podría mandarlo a Taiwán a arreglar pero ¿¡por qué!? ¡Yo no he hecho nada malo! Y no autorice que mi cara saliera en televisión, que la distorcionen.
bart: esos malditos perros se comieron todos mis calcetines
homero: y por que la faldita?
bart: tenia que combinar, no?
:lol::lol::lol:
Hoy se casa Lassie!.. digo, Lisa!
En el capítulo en que Bart y Lisa escriben los capítulos de Tomy y Daly y lo ponen al abuelo como autor…
Roger Myers Jr.: Oiga, cuentenos su sorprendente vida…
Abraham: Pasé 40 años como velador de una bodega de bicicletas…
Roger Myers Jr.: Cieeelos
¿Me tirás el nombre del capítulo? :mrgreen:
Creo que se llama “el intermedio”…, es el 04x19 (19 de la 4º temporada) :lol:
Sí, gracias. Lo encontré anoche al final :lol:
11 Predictions About 2010 That the Simpsons Got Right
Published Monday, August 2, 2010 at 11:00:00 AM
So yesterday, Lisa Simpson got married.
That invitation is from the classic “Simpsons” episode called “Lisa’s Wedding”… which was the show’s first (of three) episodes to feature a vision of the future. (And also, six seasons in, the first Lisa-centric episode to come anywhere close to “classic” status.)
In the tradition of the two lists I did last year discussing “Back to the Future Part II” – its good predictions and bad predictions – I decided to look at the vision from “The Simpsons” of what 2010 would look like.
“Lisa’s Wedding” aired in 1995, making predictions about a future 15 years later. Here are the 11 best predictions it made. (And, yes, there will be another list this week with the worst predictions it made.)
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[li]Soy snacks.[/li]
“30 Rock” did an entire subplot around buying a SoyJoy out of a vending machine. I’d say the idea of soy-based snacks has definitely come to pass. And “The Simpsons” also accurately nailed their horrible, horrible flavor. Even a generation that grew up eating paste as children can’t really choke them down.
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[li]More and more celebrities getting arrested.[/li]
During Kent Brockman’s newscast, he lets viewers know that if they see any celebrities, consider them dangerous. A few years later “The Simpsons” would have an entire episode centered around Mel Gibson. In 2010, they’d take Brockman’s advice and stay the hell away. Celebrities really do get arrested at a prodigious rate today.
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[li]Rolling Stones old but still going strong.[/li]
The Rolling Stones really ignored the whole “live fast, die young” credo of rock-and-roll. Malcolm Gladwell could write a whole new “Outliers” book on the fact that they’re all still alive.
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[li]Widespread home satellite dishes.[/li]
Throughout “Lisa’s Wedding”, pretty much every home and building shown has a small satellite dish on top. And while not all of us have satellite cable, this episode was written around the same time that DirecTV was founded. (Both in 1994.) A decade and a half later we don’t all have small satellites on our roofs… but many people do, and we all, at least, have the option. (And, just like the “Simpsons” predicted, they’re an unexpected eyesore.)
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[li]The Prius design.[/li]
This cab, driven by the indicted Mayor Quimby, looks surprisingly like the Prius design. And/or they modeled it after the Inspector Gadget car. Honestly, it’s right smack in the middle of those two designs.
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[li]Motion controlled video games.[/li]
You probably don’t recognize this scene. I didn’t. It was cut out for syndication… meaning we saw it when Fox first aired the episode, then didn’t see it the subsequent 200 times we watched the episode, and now have it back on the DVD.
The syndicators do a so-so job on choosing which scenes to chop out of the “Simpsons” episodes to make room for one more precious commercial. This was a good chop. The scene is kind of dumb – Bart and a random guy wear virtual reality headsets and play motion-controlled video games.
And while it’s not exactly the Wii or the Kinect or the PlayStation we’re-so-late-to-this-motion-controlled-party-that-the-kegs-are-tapped-and-the-hosts-are-in-pajamas… and the headsets more resemble Nintendo’s ill-fated Virtual Boy… we are in the era of motion-controlled video games. So I’m giving them a “pretty damn enough.”
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[li]Classroom overcrowding.[/li]
I’m pretty sure this is what classrooms look like here in California. Well, just with a spicier Latin flavor.
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[li]Communicator watches.[/li]
I’m not sure why People Of The Past were so obsessed with wristwatch communication. Dick Tracy built his entire career around it… and here Hugh uses it for his crucial wedding proposal. Once wrist communication actually became possible, we realized it was NOT going to revolutionize the world as we know it.
Yes, this technology exists today – mostly as toy walkie talkies or through Bluetooth from your cell phone. I think they sell both in SkyMall. And I assure you, anything sold in SkyMall is not a cutting edge or indispensable technology.
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[li]A device resembling the Kindle.[/li]
The device on Lisa’s dorm room floor here (or is it Hugh’s?) looks a bit like the Kindle. Or, at the very least, a slightly larger Apple Newton. The PDA, not the cookie. PDA meaning personal digital assistant, not public display of affection. Why do things always have to mean other things?
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[li]Credit cards at vending machines.[/li]
They nailed this one perfectly. 2010 is the time when we’ll happily jam our credit cards into anything – we haven’t quite gotten to widespread wireless/thumbprint/RFID payments yet, but we sure as hell aren’t going to carry around a bunch of cash anymore. We’re not cavemen after all.
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[li]Thousands of cable channels.[/li]
And yet we still watch the same “Simpsons” episodes over and over and over.
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acaba de pasar una parte que marco mi vida…
“plan dental; lisa necesita frenos; Plan dental; lisa necesita frenos” etc:P
La de los cheques es muy buena.