Quimby: Well now, are there any objections?
[Everyone grumbles, "Marge Simpson..."]
Marge: Actually, I think it might really help our economy.
[Everyone sounds surprised]
Quimby: Very well, then: instead of fleeing this town, I'll sit back
and grow fat off kickbacks and slush funds.
Audience: Yay!
-- And everyone is happy!, "$pringfield"
[Everyone grumbles, "Marge Simpson..."]
Marge: Actually, I think it might really help our economy.
[Everyone sounds surprised]
Quimby: Very well, then: instead of fleeing this town, I'll sit back
and grow fat off kickbacks and slush funds.
Audience: Yay!
-- And everyone is happy!, "$pringfield"
Related:
- Quimby: People, people: let's be a little more realistic.
Skinner: Now, I, uh, hesitate to bring this up, but... - Marge: I'm Marge Simpson, and I have an idea.
Everyone:
Aw, no. Marge is going to say something. etc. Marge... - Jacques: First, you must get to know your lane. Feel the slickness,
feel the slippery finish. Caresses it, experience it... - Homer: Marge! You waited for me.
Marge: Er --
Homer:
OK, Marge, let's go. Marge: I'll catch up to you. Homer... - Ned: OK, folks, look: I called the police captain in Shelbyville.
He says he hasn't seen our kids, but if they show up... - Quimby: And this proposed expressway will bring increased commerce to
our local merchants.
[people gab amongst themselves] Abe: What's in it... - Homer: Now, what is a wedding? Well, Webster's Dictionary describes a
wedding as,
"The process of removing weeds from one's garden."... - Flanders: Welcome, neighbors. Since the police can't seem to get off
their dufferoonies to do something about this burglarino,
I think it's time we started our own neighborhood... - Malloy: And little Lisa: here's your saxophone.
Lisa:
Thank you. And thank you, Dad. You got it back -...
