The Simpsons

Last night's episode has to be one of my favorites in recent memory. It can be found here for a limited time. Now apparently this episode first aired back on Jan. 27 this year, but obviously I didn't catch that. It's not on the Fox website right now but maybe soon. The Bart and Lisa bring up the fact that Marge and Homer are close to forty yet always say they had Bart right out of high school yet he's only ten. So Homer and Marge tell a little story about the nineties, it has Homer going from Boys II Men to Kurt Cobain, Marge with a Rachel hair cut while they live in a Melrose Place style apartment complex. There are cameos from Weird Al and Kurt Loder. I loved their jab at the current President Bush when they proclaim there can never be a worse president than one that would lie in a deposition in a civil case, never. While it totally ruins the continuity of The Simpson's universe and fails to even stay true to the nineties timeline.

Daily Round Up

* Yay! The Simpsons Movie is cleaning up around the world.

* 100 children does not seem like a sane goal. People aren't collectible and they shouldn't be brought into the world for a trivial goal.

* At least they're not having babies. Just creepy, expensive group sex. Who knew swinging would be the next golfing or scuba diving?


* If you can still eat, here's a delicous looking Spicy Grilled Turkey Burger with Coleslaw Recipe.

* Here is a great "how to" for cat owners, putting them on a leash. There are leash laws and dogs shouldn't be the only ones that they apply to, especailly when one is walking his or her dog and then a cat comes along and causes trouble. Just saying.

* So, can Kris Van Assche escape the shadow of Hedi Slimane at Dior Homme?

* If Perez Hilton had a conscience or a soul (he has sold it for a bad dye job and minor fame, he should have gotten lypo in the deal, too) he would be grappling with the implications of outing celebrities.

Tisk, tisk, language.

Here's a nifty little YouTube video. It's about The Simpsons.


Now, once you've watched it, go to the actual YouTube site (by clicking on the embedded YouTube icon on the video screen) and read the comments. People have some serious anger management issues. And by people, I mean 14-year-old boys.