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“Fifty bucks for a toy?  No kid is worth that!” – Homer Simpson

10 responses to “Quote of the Day”

  1. Frank Avatar
    Frank

    We were at Toys R Us a few months ago buying a present for a 1-year-old.
    Most one-year-olds are likely more interested in the wrapping paper and the box rather than the toy itself, but still we bought some $60 piece of junk.

    And I realized that we weren’t really buying the present for the kid, but rather for his parents – because we wanted to show them that we cared about the kid. Also we were investing because hopefully when we have kids those people will then spend money on our precious little perfect flawless amazing awesome perfect angels.

    1. Babel DeCarta Avatar
      Babel DeCarta

      That’s how they get ya in advertising toys. Think back to your childhood and how you always whined, screamed, begged, and cried for your parents to give you that one special toy. It probably wasn’t worth the plastic it was molded from.

    2. Stan Avatar
      Stan

      Don’t have children. First of all, it’s shitty. Second, gov’t rapes you with taxes if you have kids. Third, if you’re a guy, any chick can later screw you up with your own child and you’ll end up paying her bills for nada. And finally, when you’re 60, they won’t most likely take care of you. You’ll end up in a retirement home anyway, so what good will your son/daughter be?

      1. Babel DeCarta Avatar
        Babel DeCarta

        Hm, your argument intrigues me and I’d like to subscribe to your newsletter.

  2. Bob* Avatar

    But don’t you just looove the graphics on the box?

    1. Babel DeCarta Avatar
      Babel DeCarta

      Well, yeah, but how can you love toys? You’re a grown man.

      1. Bob* Avatar

        It’s camp!

  3. acreatureididnotknow Avatar

    Homer trolls. HOMER TROLLS!

    Never noticed them before.

    1. jordan Avatar
      jordan

      Wow, there’s actually so much detail on that shelf I’ve never noticed before.

      The homer trolls.

      The iron giant.

      The ratchet rod hotrod guy.

      And the smile-a-phone thingo-majick.

  4.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    Hello! Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal Podcast just had an interview with Simpson’s writer, producer, & former show runner Mike Reiss! Join us as Mike shares the true story behind Itchy & Scratchy, how Groundskeeper Willie became a national hero, and why Marge’s bouffant is so tall! Here is the link: bit.ly/1pWto6V

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