Homer Goes to College11

“We played Dungeons & Dragons for three hours, then I was slain by en elf.” – Homer Simpson
“Listen to yourself, man, you’re hanging with nerds.” – Bart Simpson
“You take that back!” – Homer Simpson
“Homer, please, these boys sound very nice, but they’re clearly nerds.” – Marge Simpson

Happy birthday Conan O’Brien!

12 responses to “Quote of the Day”

  1. Monty Python Forever Avatar
    Monty Python Forever

    I hate elves: Always pompous jacasses, and if crabgrass was called elf grass, everyone would love it.

    1. You might remember me from Avatar

      I hate elves because they keep bitching about plants. Oh no, I axed a tree to make this, I am so horrible.

      1. Stan Avatar
        Stan

        I hate elves because Orlando Bloom was terrible as Legolas, simply put.

  2. Steve M Avatar
    Steve M

    Lisa: “Nerds are nothing to fear, Dad. In fact, some nerds of note include popcorn magnate Orville Redenbacher, rock star David Byrne, and Supreme Court Justice David Souter.”

    Homer: “Oh, not Souter! Oh no!”

  3. Zartok-35 Avatar
    Zartok-35

    I think Chris Loudon and Mike Fontanelli animated this sequence.

    1. Big Bill Broonzy Avatar
      Big Bill Broonzy

      Huh, I never knew Fontanelli worked on the Simpsons.

      And I think I remember your name from a blog years ago, you blogged about trains and reviewed anime (if you are who I think you are).

  4.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    don’t make homer cut a bart

    1. Stan Avatar
      Stan

      In Zombie Simpsons they would’ve. And it would’ve ended with Hans Moleman for some reason.

  5. FireFlower Avatar
    FireFlower

    No Zombie Homer would not have cut him…today’s Homer would probably have jabbed that knife in Bart’s eye.

    1. Stan Avatar
      Stan

      No, he would’ve somehow wrapped it around Bart’s neck and choked him for 2 minutes.

  6. ecco6t9 Avatar
    ecco6t9

    Wait so it’s possible to animate emotion?

    1. Monty Python Forever Avatar
      Monty Python Forever

      Ren and Stimpy was great at that: Half the fun was watching the characters contort themselves and scream as they became disturbed–although the great jokes, clever ideas, amusing characters and colorful settings were just as good. Seriously, that show was as great, innovative and imaginative as The Simpsons, The X-Files and Arrested Development and just as much an example of a show that will never be equaled.