Difference between revisions of "Rudy's Bail Bonds"
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| − | '''Bail Bonds''' is a office of bondsman located on [[Main Street]] in [[Springfield]]. | + | '''Rudy's Bail Bonds''' is a office of bondsman located on [[Main Street]] in [[Springfield]]. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | [[Homer Simpson]] drove by Bail Bonds when he went on a road-destroying binge in his [[Pink Sedan|pink sedan]] with chains on the tires and a grand piano strapped to the roof, gleefully hollering "Look at that pavement fly!" as his overloaded car cut deep ruts into the street. [[Marge]] later cited the binge as one reason why Main Street was in dire need of repair. | + | [[Homer Simpson]] drove by Rudy's Bail Bonds when he went on a road-destroying binge in his [[Pink Sedan|pink sedan]] with chains on the tires and a grand piano strapped to the roof, gleefully hollering "Look at that pavement fly!" as his overloaded car cut deep ruts into the street. [[Marge]] later cited the binge as one reason why Main Street was in dire need of repair. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Revision as of 00:02, October 16, 2024
Rudy's Bail Bonds
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Rudy's Bail Bonds is a office of bondsman located on Main Street in Springfield.
History
Homer Simpson drove by Rudy's Bail Bonds when he went on a road-destroying binge in his pink sedan with chains on the tires and a grand piano strapped to the roof, gleefully hollering "Look at that pavement fly!" as his overloaded car cut deep ruts into the street. Marge later cited the binge as one reason why Main Street was in dire need of repair.
Appearances
