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− | '''Olympic pins''' are promotional items that were sold in the [[2010 Winter Olympics]]. [[Lisa]] was addicted to them during this time. | + | [[File:Olympic pins merchandise.png|thumb|250px]] |
+ | '''Olympic pins''' are promotional items that were sold in the [[2010 Winter Olympics]]. [[Lisa]] was addicted to them during this time. | ||
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+ | Lisa was conned as a dwarf pretending to be a little girl dropped a pin and then gave it to Lisa. Lisa then became addicted to buying the pins, going to {{ap|Olympic Pins|shop}} to buy more. She eventually traded her pearl necklace for a pin until [[Bart]] made a fake pin, [[Fatov]], and traded it back. | ||
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*{{ep|Boy Meets Curl}} | *{{ep|Boy Meets Curl}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:55, February 24, 2015
- For the shop, see Olympic Pins (shop).
Olympic pins are promotional items that were sold in the 2010 Winter Olympics. Lisa was addicted to them during this time.
History[edit]
Lisa was conned as a dwarf pretending to be a little girl dropped a pin and then gave it to Lisa. Lisa then became addicted to buying the pins, going to Olympic Pins to buy more. She eventually traded her pearl necklace for a pin until Bart made a fake pin, Fatov, and traded it back.