Homer's Day At The Power Plant - Revision history

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'''''Homer's Day At The Power Plant''''' is a [[The Simpsons comic strips|''The Simpsons'' comic strip]] that was first published in 2000.

== Plot ==
[[Mr. Burns]] monitors the employed by the cameras. He seeing at one emplyed, Homer is during his workday playing tic tac toe with himself. He uses a hand ax to sharpen a pencil. He attempts to give self liposuction with shopvac and he playing rodeo with some mouse. This made Mr. Burns fire him and When he seeing at Homer's name is Lenny (because he is drink from his cup) he fire Lenny. When Homer sees Lenny becomes fired he tell him at he needs his tummy for noughts and crosses.
{{Comic strips}}

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 [[Mr. Burns]] monitors the employed by the cameras. He seeing at one emplyed, Homer is during his workday playing tic tac toe with himself. He uses a hand ax to sharpen a pencil. He attempts to give self liposuction with shopvac and he playing rodeo with some mouse. This made Mr. Burns fire him and When he seeing at Homer's name is Lenny (because he is drink from his cup) he fire Lenny. When Homer sees Lenny becomes fired he tell him at he needs his tummy for noughts and crosses.
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 == Plot ==
 [[Mr. Burns]] monitors the employed by the cameras. He seeing at one emplyed, Homer is during his workday playing tic tac toe with himself. He uses a hand ax to sharpen a pencil. He attempts to give self liposuction with shopvac and he playing rodeo with some mouse. This made Mr. Burns fire him and When he seeing at Homer's name is Lenny (because he is drink from his cup) he fire Lenny. When Homer sees Lenny becomes fired he tell him at he needs his tummy for noughts and crosses.
 {{Comic strips}}