8 responses to “Quote of the Day”

1. 

   Gabbo

   26 April 2016

   You told people I lured children into my gingerbread house.

2. 

   Stan

   26 April 2016

   Yeah. That thing hurts bad. I liked to stab my old bosses’ throats with it after they told me I was fired. 7 years of prison was worth it.

   1. 

      Ah Hee Hee Hee

      26 April 2016

      “I keep this comment section CLEAN”
      -Stan

      (also, from now on I’m using Gravatar cuz of the two guys impersonating me in the Fland Canyon post. If anyone else uses this name, it ain’t me.)

3. 

   Anonymous

   26 April 2016

   I was so looking forward to this episode when it first aired, and after I saw it, I left with a “meh”, but I was still under the Simpsons spell, so I said, “I’m so out of touch with what’s funny these days.”, when I should have said “Am I wrong? No, it’s the writers who are wrong”

   1. 

      Stan

      26 April 2016

      Were they at least airing decent promos back then?

      1. 

         Anonymous

         28 April 2016

         not really – it was just that it was the Simpsons 200th episode and U2 will be there!
         in hindsight, i should have understood it to be “this will be a dumb episode”

4. 

   jbwarner86

   26 April 2016

   As meh as this episode is, I give it points for the concept. It’s the 200th episode, a celebration-worthy milestone for most TV series, and The Simpsons decides to do an episode about Springfield being smothered in garbage. I feel like that was intended as a tongue-in-cheek metaphor – the writers’ self-depreciating way of saying “Thanks for watching our trash for nine years, America.”

   1. 

      Canais Young

      28 April 2016

      Buncha smug pricks. If that was the intended message, then they deserve every bad episode, every spergy fan nitpicking their episodes, and fallen rating number they get.