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 [[File:Koi pond.png|thumb|240px|The Simpsons' backyard koi pond.]]
-A '''Koi Pond''' is a yard feature (often artificial) consisting of rocks, plants, one or more waterfalls, and {{w|koi}} fish that live in the pond. A traditional use of a koi pond is as a peaceful place for meditation and contemplation, enhanced by hearing the flowing water and watching the fish.
+A '''Koi Pond''' is a yard feature (often artificial) consisting of rocks, plants, one or more waterfalls, and {{W|koi}} fish that live in the pond. A traditional use of a koi pond is as a peaceful place for meditation and contemplation, enhanced by hearing the flowing water and watching the fish.
 == The Simpsons' koi pond ==

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 == External links ==
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 == References ==

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 == Other koi ponds ==
 When [[Walt Warren]] moved in next door to the Simpsons, Marge and [[Lisa]] saw him carrying koi fish into the house and concluded that he must have a "water feature" in his backyard—presumably, a koi pond.<ref>"[[The Bob Next Door]]"</ref>
 == Appearances ==
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 == References ==
 {{Reflist}}
 [[Category:Objects]]

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 *{{ep|The Frying Game}}
 *{{ep|The Bob Next Door|(mentioned)}}
 == External links ==

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−	[[File:Koi pond.png\|thumb\|240px\|The Simpsons' backyard koi pond~~. The [[Screamapillar]] is on the ground in front of [[Bart]]~~.]]	+	[[File:Koi pond.png\|thumb\|240px\|The Simpsons' backyard koi pond.]]

	A '''Koi Pond''' is a yard feature (often artificial) consisting of rocks, plants, one or more waterfalls, and {{w\|koi}} fish that live in the pond. A traditional use of a koi pond is as a peaceful place for meditation and contemplation, enhanced by hearing the flowing water and watching the fish.		A '''Koi Pond''' is a yard feature (often artificial) consisting of rocks, plants, one or more waterfalls, and {{w\|koi}} fish that live in the pond. A traditional use of a koi pond is as a peaceful place for meditation and contemplation, enhanced by hearing the flowing water and watching the fish.

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−	[[File:~~Koipond~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|240px\|The Simpsons' backyard koi pond. The [[Screamapillar]] is on the ground in front of [[Bart]].]]	+	[[File:Koi pond.png\|thumb\|240px\|The Simpsons' backyard koi pond. The [[Screamapillar]] is on the ground in front of [[Bart]].]]

	A '''Koi Pond''' is a yard feature (often artificial) consisting of rocks, plants, one or more waterfalls, and {{w\|koi}} fish that live in the pond. A traditional use of a koi pond is as a peaceful place for meditation and contemplation, enhanced by hearing the flowing water and watching the fish.		A '''Koi Pond''' is a yard feature (often artificial) consisting of rocks, plants, one or more waterfalls, and {{w\|koi}} fish that live in the pond. A traditional use of a koi pond is as a peaceful place for meditation and contemplation, enhanced by hearing the flowing water and watching the fish.

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 *When Homer decided to kill the Screamapillar to be rid of the noise ("What he needs is a visit from kindly old Dr. Foot") an [[EPA Scientist]] appeared and told the Simpsons that they couldn't kill the Screamapillar because it was an endangered species—and because it had chosen to live at their pond, they were responsible for its care.
 *Caring for the Screamapillar proved to be a burdensome chore for the Simpsons, as they had to read to it, burp it like a baby, and comfort it back to sleep if it woke up in the night and started screaming—which it did, several times a night.
-*Finally, the Simpsons got into trouble with the law when Homer thought he had accidentally killed the Screamapillar and tried to bury it, and the [[Environmental Protection Agency|EPA]] returned in force and caught him in the act. The Screamapillar was OK, but Homer was arrested on the charges of "attempted insecticide" and "aggravated buggery."
+*Finally, the Simpsons got into trouble with the law when Homer thought he had accidentally killed the Screamapillar and tried to bury it, and the [[Environmental Protection Agency|EPA]] returned in force and caught him in the act. The Screamapillar was OK, but Homer was arrested on the charges of "attempted insecticide" and "aggravated buggery".
-It isn't known whether the Simpsons kept the koi pond after their issues with the Screamapillar and the EPA were resolved.
+It isn't known whether the Simpsons kept the koi pond after their issues with the Screamapillar and the EPA were resolved.<ref>"[[The Frying Game]]"</ref>
 ==Other koi ponds==
-When [[Walt Warren]] moved in next door to the Simpsons, Marge and [[Lisa]] saw him carrying koi fish into the house and concluded that he must have a "water feature" in his backyard—presumably, a koi pond.
+When [[Walt Warren]] moved in next door to the Simpsons, Marge and [[Lisa]] saw him carrying koi fish into the house and concluded that he must have a "water feature" in his backyard—presumably, a koi pond.<ref>"[[The Bob Next Door]]"</ref>
 ==External links==
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 *{{ep|The Frying Game}}
 *{{ep|The Bob Next Door|(Mentioned)}}
 [[Category:Objects]]