Oh, THANK YOU, you've just given me a crossover idea. Now the world will have to suffer because of this.LizardQueen wrote: Or if you wish to covince me that Lisa is a flawless Demiangel, list all the nice things Lisa has done for Bart.
I have finally cracked Lisa's Wedding!
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Lisa Simpson IS The Demiurge!
I think this is sick. You're staring at a dot!
Re: I have finally cracked Lisa's Wedding!
Johnny Preston is a metaphor for me thinking that people are reading a bit too much into a television comedy programme. Maybe I've got the wrong end of the stick and no-one is as serious as I think they are, but there seems to be a bit of a late-sixties oh-my-God-the-White-Album-predicts-Armageddon vibe going on here.arpulver wrote:Is Johnny Preston supposed to be some sort of metaphor for the obvious fundamentals that we're supposed to overlook? Or barring that, a relative of those Billy characters in the Troy McClure educational films?jenny wrote: Here's an interesting perspective on this whole affair. This was provided to me by Johnny Preston, and we all know what happens when Johnny Preston gets onto the case. Things start to happen.
Anyway, Johnny Preston has a theory that, since the Simpsons are a fictitious cartoon family, they're just manipulated by the writers of the show into doing things that move the story along and make people laugh. Johnny Preston therefore believes that there is no convulted backstory to Lisa's Wedding, because what's the point?
Johnny Preston goes on to say that the whole Milhouse thing was probably just a quick joke - JP says that jokes are quite important in television comedies, which is apparently what The Simpsons is.
I think Johnny Preston is crazy.
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I doubt we're that serious, or that we read that much into it. And what is this about the White Album? I've never heard this.jenny wrote:Johnny Preston is a metaphor for me thinking that people are reading a bit too much into a television comedy programme. Maybe I've got the wrong end of the stick and no-one is as serious as I think they are, but there seems to be a bit of a late-sixties oh-my-God-the-White-Album-predicts-Armageddon vibe going on here.arpulver wrote:Is Johnny Preston supposed to be some sort of metaphor for the obvious fundamentals that we're supposed to overlook? Or barring that, a relative of those Billy characters in the Troy McClure educational films?jenny wrote: Here's an interesting perspective on this whole affair. This was provided to me by Johnny Preston, and we all know what happens when Johnny Preston gets onto the case. Things start to happen.
Anyway, Johnny Preston has a theory that, since the Simpsons are a fictitious cartoon family, they're just manipulated by the writers of the show into doing things that move the story along and make people laugh. Johnny Preston therefore believes that there is no convulted backstory to Lisa's Wedding, because what's the point?
Johnny Preston goes on to say that the whole Milhouse thing was probably just a quick joke - JP says that jokes are quite important in television comedies, which is apparently what The Simpsons is.
I think Johnny Preston is crazy.
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Charles Manson reckoned that the Beatles were talking straight to him with their songs and telling him to kill all black people. Or something like that.
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*falls down in worship of Vulgaris's new avatar*
I memorized "Holy Grail" really well
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I can recite it right now and have you ROTFLOL
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I'm sorry, but your whacky theroy is at another castle.
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I just wizzed through this pleasent conversation, and liked to say...
I dont worship Lisa. I dont worship Groening, or any of his art.
It just happens I draw his cartoon.
(*...or used to draw, not no more.)
The fact that most people's fave character is her, is just weird.
I dont worship Lisa. I dont worship Groening, or any of his art.
It just happens I draw his cartoon.
(*...or used to draw, not no more.)
The fact that most people's fave character is her, is just weird.
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Hey, it's not weird. It's just a reflex of the personality of most members here: brainy, sentimental...
... eh, what? "Brainy and sentimental" isn't an oxymoron!
... eh, what? "Brainy and sentimental" isn't an oxymoron!
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Hey! whats the deal? I created a thread where people just went on and on and it got locked and this is a three page never ending rambel fest!
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Did you ever read the rules?
#15 is very clear on this:
The deal, my young friend friend, is rule #5.
#15 is very clear on this:
In other words, your topic was started as the "meaningless 'post here'" topic, whereas this one just went OT.The Rules wrote: In the course of a discussion, a thread will wander. This is natural. Let it happen.
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The deal, my young friend friend, is rule #5.
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