Simpsons on the Head of a Pin

This is extremely awesome.  A British artist named Willard Wigan creates very tiny things.  As you can see at left, one of the things he’s created is Homer choking Bart on the head of a pin.  At the gallery page of his website you can see numerous other examples, including a teeny weeny Marilyn Monroe having her skirt blown up (by what looks like a diamond) and the Statue of Liberty in the eye of a needle.  If you happen to live in London there’s even a gallery you can go and visit or you can purchase prints on-line (though…

Crazy Noises: El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Homer

“Has anyone seen Homer?” – Marge Simpson “Marge, better you hear it from me than some gossipy neighbor.  Homer made a total jackass of himself.” – Helen Lovejoy “Oh Helen that’s enough, call off your dogs.” – Rev. Lovejoy “But someone had to tell her, and I got here first.” – Helen Lovejoy In an attempt to fill the summer with love, hate and pointless Simpsons commentary we at the Dead Homer Society are going to spend some time overthinking Season 8.  Why Season 8?  Because Season 8 is when The Simpsons really began to deteriorate into Zombie Simpsons.  That’s why.…

Dead Homer Society, Meet Twitter.

Lisa: Forget it, Dad.  If I ever become famous, I want it to be for something worthwhile, not because of some obnoxious fad. Bart: Obnoxious fad? “Forget it, Dad.  If I ever become famous, I want it to be for something worthwhile, not because of some obnoxious fad.” – Lisa Simpson “Obnoxious fad?” – Bart Simpson Have you ever taken a shit or clubbed a baby seal and thought to yourself, “Gee, I wish I could share this meaningful experience with everyone who has a web browser?”  Twitter, the obnoxious Internet fad-of-the-moment, is your outlet.  And now, it’s ours too.  Think…

Quote of the Day

“As you know Bart, your permanent record will one day disqualify you from all but the hottest and noisiest jobs.” – Mrs. Krabappel “What do you say, son?  You keep our secret and some other student can inherit your gloomy, windblown future.” – Principal Skinner “Deal.” – Bart Simpson