Kentucky Fried Panda - Revision history

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Loco87 at 12:44, January 2, 2016

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Mythigator: /* Behind the Laughter */ Ling-Ling was a female, per the panda duo's article on Wikipedia.

2015-05-29T23:32:15Z

‎Behind the Laughter: Ling-Ling was a female, per the panda duo's article on Wikipedia.

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 |district = [[Fast-Food Boulevard|Fast Food District]]
 |town = [[Springfield]]
 |use = Fast food restaurant
 |appearance = "[[Lisa the Tree Hugger]]"

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 === First Destruction ===
-When the [[Rich Texan]] tried to cut down [[Springfield's oldest redwood tree]], [[Lisa Simpson]] lived in the tree to protect it. Her efforts were for naught as the tree was felled anyway, due to being struck by lightning. Lisa wasn't in the tree at the time (having taken a break to visit home), but because no one knew that, everyone thought she was dead. The Rich Texan announced he was turning the forest into a sanctuary in Lisa's memory, but later changed his mind and decided to turn the forest into an amusement park, called "Lisa-land". He sprang the idea on everyone at a memorial service in the forest for Lisa, unveiling the tree's log which he had stood upright and made into a sign advertising the park.
+When [[The Rich Texan]] tried to cut down [[Springfield's oldest redwood tree]], [[Lisa Simpson]] lived in the tree to protect it. Her efforts were for naught as the tree was felled anyway, due to being struck by lightning. Lisa wasn't in the tree at the time (having taken a break to visit home), but because no one knew that, everyone thought she was dead. The Rich Texan announced he was turning the forest into a sanctuary in Lisa's memory, but later changed his mind and decided to turn the forest into an amusement park, called "Lisa-land". He sprang the idea on everyone at a memorial service in the forest for Lisa, unveiling the tree's log which he had stood upright and made into a sign advertising the park.
 At this, Lisa revealed herself as being alive and denounced the amusement park idea. [[Jesse Grass]] cut the log's supporting guy wires and it toppled over and slid down the mountain. The log acted like a giant battering ram, knocking over everything it ran into, and when it reached Springfield's business district, it destroyed a large number of businesses. The log also hit Fast-Food Boulevard, destroying Kentucky Fried Panda and causing [[Homer]] to cry out in dismay, echoing KFP's advertising slogan: "Noooooo!! It was finger-ling-ling good!"<ref>"[[Lisa the Tree Hugger]]"</ref>

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 == Behind the Laughter ==
 *The restaurant is a parody of [[Kentucky Fried Chicken]] (known as KFC for short).
-*It may also be a reference to the fast-food chain {{w|Panda Express}}, which serves American-Chinese cuisine.
+*It may also be a reference to the fast-food chain {{W|Panda Express}}, which serves American-Chinese cuisine.
 *KFP's advertising slogan, "Finger Ling-Ling Good", is a reference to KFC's advertising slogan, "Finger-Lickin' Good", and to either or both of two famous giant pandas named Ling-Ling:
-**Ling-Ling of {{w|Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing}} fame, who lived from 1969 to 1992. The pair were a gift from [[China]] to the [[USA]] in 1972.
+**Ling-Ling of {{W|Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing}} fame, who lived from 1969 to 1992. The pair were a gift from [[China]] to the [[USA]] in 1972.
-**{{W2|Ling Ling|giant panda}}, who resided at the {{w|Ueno Zoo}} in [[Tokyo]] and lived from 1985 to 2008.
+**{{W2|Ling Ling|giant panda}}, who resided at the {{W|Ueno Zoo}} in [[Tokyo]] and lived from 1985 to 2008.
 ***However, Ling-Ling from the Ling-Ling/Hsing-Hsing pair is more likely, as her name is hyphenated.

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 === First Destruction ===
-When the [[Rich Texan]] tried to cut down [[Springfield's oldest redwood tree]], [[Lisa Simpson]] lived in the tree to protect it. Her efforts were for naught as the tree was felled anyway, due to being struck by lightning. Lisa wasn't in the tree at the time (having taken a break to visit home), but because no one knew that, everyone thought she was dead.  The Rich Texan announced he was turning the forest into a sanctuary in Lisa's memory, but later changed his mind and decided to turn the forest into an amusement park, called "Lisa-land". He sprang the idea on everyone at a memorial service in the forest for Lisa, unveiling the tree's log which he had stood upright and made into a sign advertising the park.
+When the [[Rich Texan]] tried to cut down [[Springfield's oldest redwood tree]], [[Lisa Simpson]] lived in the tree to protect it. Her efforts were for naught as the tree was felled anyway, due to being struck by lightning. Lisa wasn't in the tree at the time (having taken a break to visit home), but because no one knew that, everyone thought she was dead. The Rich Texan announced he was turning the forest into a sanctuary in Lisa's memory, but later changed his mind and decided to turn the forest into an amusement park, called "Lisa-land". He sprang the idea on everyone at a memorial service in the forest for Lisa, unveiling the tree's log which he had stood upright and made into a sign advertising the park.
 At this, Lisa revealed herself as being alive and denounced the amusement park idea. [[Jesse Grass]] cut the log's supporting guy wires and it toppled over and slid down the mountain. The log acted like a giant battering ram, knocking over everything it ran into, and when it reached Springfield's business district, it destroyed a large number of businesses. The log also hit Fast-Food Boulevard, destroying Kentucky Fried Panda and causing [[Homer]] to cry out in dismay, echoing KFP's advertising slogan: "Noooooo!! It was finger-ling-ling good!"<ref>"[[Lisa the Tree Hugger]]"</ref>

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 **Ling-Ling of {{w|Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing}} fame, who lived from 1969 to 1992. The pair were a gift from [[China]] to the [[USA]] in 1972.
 **{{w|Ling Ling (giant panda)|Ling Ling}}, who resided at the {{w|Ueno Zoo}} in [[Tokyo]] and lived from 1985 to 2008.
-***However, Ling-Ling/Hsing-Hsing Ling-Ling is more likely, as his/her name is hyphenated.
+***However, Ling-Ling from the Ling-Ling/Hsing-Hsing pair is more likely, as her name is hyphenated.
 == Appearances ==