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'''Goose's Gags and Gifts''' is the name of a chain of novelty shops owned by [[Goose Gladwell]]. | '''Goose's Gags and Gifts''' is the name of a chain of novelty shops owned by [[Goose Gladwell]]. | ||
| − | Although there is some question about Goose's truthfulness in other areas, Goose is telling the truth about his business. | + | Although there is some question about Goose's truthfulness in other areas, Goose is telling the truth about his business. His stores are successful enough that they're known outside of [[Springfield]] and [[Springfield's State|its state]]. When Goose meets [[Bart]], he introduces himself (in a tongue-in-cheek fashion) as having "over 20 stores in over 30 states." When Goose distributes Bart's T-shirts, they become nationally known, making magazine covers and drawing the interest of the Disney corporation (which eventually purchases the line of shirts). |
| − | Goose's Gags and Gifts carries what would be considered standard items for novelty/joke shops: | + | Goose's Gags and Gifts carries what would be considered standard items for novelty/joke shops: Rubber chickens, dribble glasses, Magic 8-Balls (I've got some balls in my pants, but they are not magic), models, comic books, and so on. Goose's store in Springfield also has falsies and a rapping toilet seat. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
{{ep|Fat Man and Little Boy}} | {{ep|Fat Man and Little Boy}} | ||
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[[Category:Shops]] | [[Category:Shops]] | ||
Revision as of 12:16, April 7, 2010
Goose's Gags and Gifts is the name of a chain of novelty shops owned by Goose Gladwell.
Although there is some question about Goose's truthfulness in other areas, Goose is telling the truth about his business. His stores are successful enough that they're known outside of Springfield and its state. When Goose meets Bart, he introduces himself (in a tongue-in-cheek fashion) as having "over 20 stores in over 30 states." When Goose distributes Bart's T-shirts, they become nationally known, making magazine covers and drawing the interest of the Disney corporation (which eventually purchases the line of shirts).
Goose's Gags and Gifts carries what would be considered standard items for novelty/joke shops: Rubber chickens, dribble glasses, Magic 8-Balls (I've got some balls in my pants, but they are not magic), models, comic books, and so on. Goose's store in Springfield also has falsies and a rapping toilet seat.
Appearances
Episode – "Fat Man and Little Boy"
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