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2605:59CA:138E:C600:A43D:2C51:768D:D528: /* Iroquois twist */

2025-01-03T19:45:48Z

‎Iroquois twist

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2024-11-03T16:29:08Z

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2605:59CA:138E:C600:751A:C928:B190:7F27: /* Headstrongedness */

2024-10-22T16:50:47Z

‎Headstrongedness

2605:59CA:138E:C600:751A:C928:B190:7F27: /* H */

2024-10-22T16:49:23Z

‎H

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2024-10-22T16:48:01Z

‎S

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Snowball II at 10:14, September 12, 2024

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2605:59CA:138E:C600:A4:455B:A6BB:385D at 18:32, September 1, 2024

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‎Amnesia ray

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 A fictitious Australian name for the bullfrog.
-As the Simpsons depart from Australia, an [[Squeaky-voiced Australian teen|Australian equivalent]] of the [[Squeaky-voiced teen]] asks what the strange creature infesting his home country is called. Upon receiving its proper name, he responds, "What? That's an odd name. I'd have called them '''chazwazers'''."
+As the Simpsons depart from Australia, an [[Squeaky-voiced Australian teen|Australian equivalent]] of the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]] asks what the strange creature infesting his home country is called. Upon receiving its proper name, he responds, "What? That's an odd name. I'd have called them '''chazwazers'''."
 === ''Cheese-eating surrender monkeys'' ===
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 === ''Crantastic'' ===
-A reference to an Ocean Spray advertising device, a portmanteau of ''cranberry'' and ''fantastic''. Said by the squeaky-voiced teen as he is swept away by a tide of cranberry juice in "[[Homer and Apu]]".
+A reference to an Ocean Spray advertising device, a portmanteau of ''cranberry'' and ''fantastic''. Said by the Squeaky-Voiced Teen as he is swept away by a tide of cranberry juice in "[[Homer and Apu]]".
 === ''Crap factory'' ===

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 === ''Iroquois twist'' ===
-From "[[King-Size Homer]]" Iroquois twists are the final exercise [[[Mr. Burns]] leads during the company workouts as [[Homer]], now weighing 315 pounds (143 kg), tries to prevent an explosion. {{W|Iroquoian peoples|Iroquois}} are a Native American tribe and Iroquois twists were made up by the writers to sound old-timey.
+From "[[King-Size Homer]]" Iroquois twists are the final exercise [[Mr. Burns]] leads during the company workouts as [[Homer]], now weighing 315 pounds (143 kg), tries to prevent an explosion. {{W|Iroquoian peoples|Iroquois}} are a Native American tribe and Iroquois twists were made up by the writers to sound old-timey.
 === ''Italian-American Sauce Bread'' ===

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 Perhaps related to Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's neologism ''enturbulate'', meaning to bring into turbulent or troublesome conditions.
-=== ''Iroquois twist''===
+=== ''Iroquois twist'' ===
-From "[[King-Size Homer]]" Iroquois twists are the final exercise ][[Mr. Burns]] leads during the company workouts as [[Homer]], now weighing 315 pounds (143 kg), tries to prevent an explosion. {{W|Iroquoian peoples|Iroquois}} are a Native American tribe and Iroquois twists were made up by the writers to sound old-timey.
+From "[[King-Size Homer]]" Iroquois twists are the final exercise [[[Mr. Burns]] leads during the company workouts as [[Homer]], now weighing 315 pounds (143 kg), tries to prevent an explosion. {{W|Iroquoian peoples|Iroquois}} are a Native American tribe and Iroquois twists were made up by the writers to sound old-timey.
 === ''Italian-American Sauce Bread'' ===
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 === ''Sophistimacated Doowhackey'' ===
-Homer's term for a complex machine, used to describe Frink's matter transporter. i.e "Bart, this is a ''highly'' '''sophistimacated doowhackey'''," proving that he can't even get the word "doohickey" right.
+Homer's term for a complex machine, used to describe Frink's matter transporter. i.e. "Bart, this is a ''highly'' '''sophistimacated doowhackey'''," proving that he can't even get the word "doohickey" right.
 === ''Speedholes'' or ''Speed Holes'' ===

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 === ''Headstrongedness'' ===
-In "[[Skinner's Sense of Snow]]" [[Seymour Skinner]] said "I hope you've all learned something from [[Nelson Muntz|Nelson]]'s "headstrongedness", after Nelson thought we was Part Eskimo, but we wasn't.
+In "[[Skinner's Sense of Snow]]" [[Seymour Skinner]] said "I hope you've all learned something from [[Nelson Muntz|Nelson]]'s "headstrongedness", after Nelson thought he was part Eskimo, but he wasn't.
 === ''Heckhole'' ===

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 === ''Hoyvin-Mayvin'' ===
 A secret project by the Motherloving Sugar Corporation to get the town of Springfield addicted to sugar in the episode "[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]". The project was named after the vocal ramblings of its creator, [[Professor Frink]]. The Professor was also the project's whistleblower.
 === ''Hurricane Vomiting'' ===

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	'''[[Reverend Lovejoy]]:''' Milhouse, you did the right thing. Bart, come with me for punishment. You too, '''snitchy'''.		'''[[Reverend Lovejoy]]:''' Milhouse, you did the right thing. Bart, come with me for punishment. You too, '''snitchy'''.
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		+	=== ''Snuggle dungeon'' ===
		+	Marge's term for a BDSM dungeon.
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		+	In "[[What Animated Women Want]]", Homer bought a bunch of BDSM equipment, and Marge was dismayed at him creating a "snuggle dungeon".

	=== ''Sophistimacated Doowhackey'' ===		=== ''Sophistimacated Doowhackey'' ===

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 === ''Dollareydoo'' ===
-A term to describe Australian Dollars. In [[Bart vs. Australia]], when the [[Bruno Drundridge|father]] of the [[Tobias Drundridge|Australian boy]], whom [[Bart]] had called collect, saw the bill for 900 dollars, he exclaimed "900 Dollareydoos?!" and asked his son if he had accepted the call from America. When the Australian boy replies that he'd only accepted the charges because he thought it was urgent, the father confronts Bart over the phone, only to learn his son had fallen victim to a prank.
+A term to describe Australian Dollars. In "[[Bart vs. Australia]]", when the [[Bruno Drundridge|father]] of the [[Tobias Drundridge|Australian boy]], whom [[Bart]] had called collect, saw the bill for 900 dollars, he exclaimed "900 Dollareydoos?!" and asked his son if he had accepted the call from America. When the Australian boy replies that he'd only accepted the charges because he thought it was urgent, the father confronts Bart over the phone, only to learn his son had fallen victim to a prank.
 It is likely that the term "Dollareydoo" is a reference to the aboriginal instrument from Australia, the Didgeridoo or didgeridu.
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 === ''El Fisa-chiatrist'' ===
-In [[Havana Wild Weekend]], [[Homer]] is eager to "put the Spanish [he] learned on I Love Lucy to use". He starts to improvise with "Lucy, you need to see el fisa-chiatrist", to which a Cuban guy responds, "Excuse me sir, we're perfectly able to pronounce 'psychiatrist'."
+In "[[Havana Wild Weekend]]", [[Homer]] is eager to "put the Spanish [he] learned on I Love Lucy to use". He starts to improvise with "Lucy, you need to see el fisa-chiatrist", to which a Cuban guy responds, "Excuse me sir, we're perfectly able to pronounce 'psychiatrist'."
 === ''Electromicide'' ===
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 === ''Femistry'' ===
-Chemistry only made for women when [[Yale University]] forbids men from taking science in the episode [[Future-Drama]].
+Chemistry only made for women when [[Yale University]] forbids men from taking science in the episode "[[Future-Drama]]".
 :'''Lisa:''' It's so great that Yale has finally forbidden men from taking science. Now let's see, should I major in '''Femistry''' or Galgebra?
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 === ''Galgebra'' ===
-Algebra only made for women when [[Yale University]] forbids men from taking science in the episode [[Future-Drama]].
+Algebra only made for women when [[Yale University]] forbids men from taking science in the episode "[[Future-Drama]]".
 :'''Lisa:''' It's so great that Yale has finally forbidden men from taking science. Now let's see, should I major in Femistry or '''Galgebra'''?
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 === ''Horse Doovers'' ===
-Homer's mispronunciation of "hors d'oeuvres," as heard in "[[The War of the Simpsons]]."
+Homer's mispronunciation of "hors d'oeuvres," as heard in "[[The War of the Simpsons]]".
 === ''Horseless Sleigh'' ===
-Mr Burns's name for a snowmobile in the episode "[[Mountain of Madness]]." Due to its appearance looking like a sleigh.
+Mr Burns's name for a snowmobile in the episode "[[Mountain of Madness]]". Due to its appearance looking like a sleigh.
 === ''Hoyvin-Mayvin'' ===
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 == P ==
 === ''Paleosexologist'' ===
-In [[C.E. D'oh]], Dr. Hibbert is teaching the classmates at [[Springfield Extension School]] about the theory of stripping, but was interrupted by Homer. The most likely definition would be the historical studies of sex.
+In "[[C.E. D'oh]]", Dr. Hibbert is teaching the classmates at [[Springfield Extension School]] about the theory of stripping, but was interrupted by Homer. The most likely definition would be the historical studies of sex.
 === ''Paraplegiarino'' ===
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 === ''Smell Ya Later'' ===
-Phrase coined by Nelson Muntz in the episode [[Bart to the Future]]. Another way to say 'see ya later' or 'goodbye.'
+Phrase coined by Nelson Muntz in the episode "[[Bart to the Future]]". Another way to say 'see ya later' or 'goodbye.'
 :'''Bart:''' I can't believe 'smell ya later' replaced 'goodbye'.
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 === ''Squozen'' ===
-From [[Lemon of Troy]] as Milhouse's declaration of having squeezed all of the lemons at his lemonade stand.
+From "[[Lemon of Troy]]" as Milhouse's declaration of having squeezed all of the lemons at his lemonade stand.
 :'''Milhouse:''' Gasp! We've squozen our whole supply. To the lemon tree!
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 === ''You-know-what-icide'' ===
-Spoken by Marge in [[You Kent Always Say What You Want]], and she was referring to suicide because she was afraid [[Kent Brockman]] would commit the deed after losing his job after the mishap with Homer.
+Spoken by Marge in "[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]", and she was referring to suicide because she was afraid [[Kent Brockman]] would commit the deed after losing his job after the mishap with Homer.
 == Z ==

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 === ''Scotchtoberfest'' ===
 '''''Scotchtoberfest''''' is a fake Scottish festival which was featured in the episode "[[Bart's Girlfriend]]". It was invented by Principal [[Seymour Skinner]] to catch Bart red-handed in the act of perpetrating a prank, as is Bart's perennial wont. [[Groundskeeper Willy]], the Scottish school janitor, plays the bagpipes whilst wearing a kilt. Bart lifts his kilt with helium balloons, and since Willy wears his kilt without underpants, at least one woman faints at the sight.
 :'''Skinner:''' There's no such thing as '''Scotchtoberfest'''.
 :'''Willie:''' [''sounding genuinely surprised''] There's not?! Ya used me, Skinner. Ya used me!
-It is a play on the Oktoberfest held in Munich, Germany every September.
+It is a play on [[Oktoberfest]] held in [[Munich]], Germany originally every October, but moved to September for better weather.
 === ''Screamapillar'' ===

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	This word has made its way into international culture, as there are Pop Tarts available in The Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe with the flavor of ''Chocotastic''. (Coincidentally, in the episode, Riviera recommends that Homer use Pop Tarts to replace bread in sandwiches.)		This word has made its way into international culture, as there are Pop Tarts available in The Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe with the flavor of ''Chocotastic''. (Coincidentally, in the episode, Riviera recommends that Homer use Pop Tarts to replace bread in sandwiches.)
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		+	=== ''Clone-a-saurus'' ===
		+	A dinosaur clone.
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		+	When Skinner wanted to write a story about a man who cloned a dinosaur and title it ''Billy and the '''Clone-a-saurus''','' Apu angrily yelled at him for using an idea that had already been used and giving it a bad title.

	=== ''Clouseauesque'' ===		=== ''Clouseauesque'' ===

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 === ''Amnesia ray'' ===
-Mr Burns' word for a revolver in the episode "[[Lisa the Skeptic]]".
+Mr. Burns' word for a revolver in the episode "[[Lisa the Skeptic]]".
 === ''Anti-booze'' ===