TwitterFacebookDiscord

Difference between revisions of "To Heir I$ Homer/Quotes"

Wikisimpsons - The Simpsons Wiki
(Added Template)
 
(5 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{TabQ}}
+
{{TabQ|nogags}}
  
:'''[[Homer]]''': Marge, we're home. Is dinner ready?
+
{{qf|[[Homer]]}} But what'll I tell Marge and the kids?
:'''[[Marge]]''': Just about. Homey, that's not Grampa!
+
{{qf|[[Grampa]]}} Tell 'em I died!
:'''[[Homer]]''': This is Sam.
+
{{qf|Homer}} I'm no good at lying. Why don't you tell them you died. ''[thinking]'' Wait, that won't work... ''[out loud]'' ...D'oh! Hey! Thanks a lot stupid brain!
:'''[[Marge]]''': Homer this was supposed to be family dinner.
 
:'''[[Homer]]''': But, Marge, they're both old! What's the difference?
 
:'''[[Marge]]''': [MOAN]
 
:'''[[Samuel T. Duff]]''': Something sure smells good.
 
:'''[[Bart]] ''(whisper)''''': It sure isn't Sam.
 
 
----
 
----
:'''[[Bart]]''': Hey! They're interrupting the clowniest clown on Earth for some lousy grown-up story.
+
{{qf|Homer}} Hey, how would you like to have dinner with my family? We're having casserole.
:'''[[Lisa]]''': Be quiet, Bart. Special reports herald monumental occasions in one's life. It could be an an-nonucment of a precedent-setting change in foregin policy, the discovery of a cure for a previously incurable dsease, or..
+
{{qf|[[Samuel T. Duff]]}} What kind of casserole?
:'''[[Kent Brockman]]''': We interrupt this program quite frankly... Heh, heh because we can!
+
{{qf|Homer}} Uh, you know, yummy, tasty casserole, made from... Mmm... Casserole food.
:'''[[Lisa]]''': ...a flagrant display of the news media's totalitarian grip on the airwaves.
+
{{qf|Sam}} O.K., let's go.
:'''[[Kent Brockman]]''': Our top story this morning concerns Samuel T. Duff, reclusive billionaire founder of the Duff Beer empire!
 
:'''[[Lisa]]''': Look, it's Sam!
 
:'''[[Marge]]''': Oh, my good-newss!
 
:'''[[Bart]]''': Wow! Who'd'a thoguht that hitch-hiking hobo would turn out to be a billionaire? I sure didn't see that coming!
 
 
----
 
----
:'''[[Mr. Burns]]''':  Hmmmm, makes you wonder if that's what the founding fathers really had in mind when they came up with that whole "freedom" concept. Who is the Homer Simpson?
+
{{qf|Sam}} Something sure smells good.
:'''[[Waylon Smithers]]''':  He's one of our safety inspectors.
+
{{qf|[[Bart]]}} ''[whispering]'' It sure isn't Sam.
:'''[[Mr. Burns]]''':  Well, he's fired! Now let's see him try to live on a measly billion dollars!
 
 
----
 
----
:'''[[Homer]]''': Mr. Burns! What are you doing here?
+
{{qf|[[Marge]]}} This must be his first meal in weeks. Kids, what your father did was... Um... Impulsive, but still very noble.
:'''[[Mr. Burns]]''':  Surprise, Simpson. Meet the proud owner of forty-nine percent of Duff industries.
+
{{qf|[[Lisa]]}} Yeah, dad should be commended. He heard the desperate pleas of the disenfranchised and said...
:'''[[Homer]]''':Who?
+
{{qf|Homer}} Mmm, gristle!
:'''[[Mr. Burns]]''':  Me, you idiot!
 
:'''[[Homer]]''': Oh, what a minute... let's see, forty-nine percent... out of one hundred percent.... carrty the one...
 
:'''[[Homer]] ''(whisper)''''': Marge, if he owns forty-nine per...
 
:'''[[Marge]] ''(whisper)''''': You own fify-one percent.
 
:'''[[Homer]]''': D'oh! I knew it was too good to be true.
 
:'''Sound''': WAP!
 
:'''[[Lisa]]''': Dad, you own more.
 
:'''[[Homer]]''': Woo hoo! I own more! I own more!
 
 
----
 
----
:'''[[Marge]]''': Three hundred dollars is a lot of money, Homey. We can still carpet the basement.
+
{{qf|Bart}} Hey! They're interrupting the clowniest clown on Earth for some lousy grown-up story.
:'''[[Homer]]''': It's not the money, Marge. It's that I failed.... again! And at something as simple as running a billion dollar beer empire.
+
{{qf|Lisa}} Be quiet, Bart. Special reports herald monumental occasions in one's life. It could be an announcement of a precedent-setting change in foreign policy, the discovery of a cure for a previously incurable disease, or...
 
+
{{qf|[[Kent Brockman]]}} We interrupt this program, quite frankly... Heh, heh. Because we can!
 +
{{qf|Lisa}} ..A flagrant display of the news media's totalitarian grip on the airwaves.
 +
----
 +
{{qf|Marge}} Homer, do you see what I see?
 +
{{qf|Homer}} Yeah, so? It's just some news guy talking about somebody being put into that old guy's will, while at the same time they're showing a videotape of me getting the morning paper. It's not like they said I inherited a whole beer empire and billions of dollars, now is it, Mrs. Smarty-pants?
 +
{{qf|Kent Brockman}} So far, little is known about the new owner of the Duff Breweries other than his name, Homer J. Simpson!
 +
{{qf|Homer}} D'oh! I'm sorry about the smarty-pants thing, Marge. I was wrong. I'm a billionaaaaire! I'm a billionaaaaire! I'm a billionaaaaire!
 +
{{qf|Bart}} Well, wham-bam, thank you, Sam!
 +
----
 +
{{qf|Homer}} Mr. Burns! What are you doing here?
 +
{{qf|[[Mr. Burns]]}} Surprise, Simpson. Meet the proud owner of forty-nine percent of Duff Industries.
 +
{{qf|Homer}} Who?
 +
{{qf|Mr. Burns}} Me, you idiot!
 +
{{qf|Homer}} Oh. Wait a minute... Let's see, forty-nine percent... Out of one hundred percent... Carry the one... Marge, if he owns forty-nine per...
 +
{{qf|Marge}} You own fifty-one percent.
 +
{{qf|Homer}} D'oh! I knew it was too good to be true.
 +
{{qf|Lisa}} Dad, you own more.
 +
{{qf|Homer}} Woo hoo! I own more! I own more!
 +
----
 +
{{qf|Mr. Burns}} Here you go, Mr. Simpson, just one last brew and you will have your blasted empire.
 +
{{qf|Homer}} A quarter Duff Draft, an eighth Duff Dry... An eighth Duff Malt... An eighth Duff Lager... An eighth Duff Christmas Ale... And... An eighth, no a quarter... Duff Amber Fire-brewed Barley Export, which is only sold... In [[Canada]]!
 +
{{qf|[[Waylon Smithers]]}} I'm afraid he's right, sir.
 +
{{qf|Mr. Burns}} Blast his taste buds! I mean it, Smithers. I want you to find someone to blast his tastebuds!
 +
----
 +
{{qf|Marge}} Three hundred dollars is a lot of money, homey. We can still carpet the basement.
 +
{{qf|Homer}} It's not the money, Marge. It's that I failed... Again! And at something as simple as running a billion dollar beer empire.
 +
{{qf|Lisa}} It wasn't a total loss, dad. I learned that mindless automatons will not make human laborers obsolete.
 +
{{qf|Bart}} Yeah, and I got to experience the life of a ne'er-do-well playboy sponging off the family fortune.
 +
{{qf|Marge}} And I got to see that I love my husband, no matter where he works... Or doesn't. Maybe Mr. Burns will give you your old job back.
 +
{{qf|Homer}} No way. He must think I'm the biggest dope in the world.
  
{{ComicsStoriesQ1-20}}
+
[[Category:Simpsons Comics stories quotes]]

Latest revision as of 11:47, May 28, 2026



Homer: But what'll I tell Marge and the kids?
Grampa: Tell 'em I died!
Homer: I'm no good at lying. Why don't you tell them you died. [thinking] Wait, that won't work... [out loud] ...D'oh! Hey! Thanks a lot stupid brain!

Homer: Hey, how would you like to have dinner with my family? We're having casserole.
Samuel T. Duff: What kind of casserole?
Homer: Uh, you know, yummy, tasty casserole, made from... Mmm... Casserole food.
Sam: O.K., let's go.

Sam: Something sure smells good.
Bart: [whispering] It sure isn't Sam.

Marge: This must be his first meal in weeks. Kids, what your father did was... Um... Impulsive, but still very noble.
Lisa: Yeah, dad should be commended. He heard the desperate pleas of the disenfranchised and said...
Homer: Mmm, gristle!

Bart: Hey! They're interrupting the clowniest clown on Earth for some lousy grown-up story.
Lisa: Be quiet, Bart. Special reports herald monumental occasions in one's life. It could be an announcement of a precedent-setting change in foreign policy, the discovery of a cure for a previously incurable disease, or...
Kent Brockman: We interrupt this program, quite frankly... Heh, heh. Because we can!
Lisa: ..A flagrant display of the news media's totalitarian grip on the airwaves.

Marge: Homer, do you see what I see?
Homer: Yeah, so? It's just some news guy talking about somebody being put into that old guy's will, while at the same time they're showing a videotape of me getting the morning paper. It's not like they said I inherited a whole beer empire and billions of dollars, now is it, Mrs. Smarty-pants?
Kent Brockman: So far, little is known about the new owner of the Duff Breweries other than his name, Homer J. Simpson!
Homer: D'oh! I'm sorry about the smarty-pants thing, Marge. I was wrong. I'm a billionaaaaire! I'm a billionaaaaire! I'm a billionaaaaire!
Bart: Well, wham-bam, thank you, Sam!

Homer: Mr. Burns! What are you doing here?
Mr. Burns: Surprise, Simpson. Meet the proud owner of forty-nine percent of Duff Industries.
Homer: Who?
Mr. Burns: Me, you idiot!
Homer: Oh. Wait a minute... Let's see, forty-nine percent... Out of one hundred percent... Carry the one... Marge, if he owns forty-nine per...
Marge: You own fifty-one percent.
Homer: D'oh! I knew it was too good to be true.
Lisa: Dad, you own more.
Homer: Woo hoo! I own more! I own more!

Mr. Burns: Here you go, Mr. Simpson, just one last brew and you will have your blasted empire.
Homer: A quarter Duff Draft, an eighth Duff Dry... An eighth Duff Malt... An eighth Duff Lager... An eighth Duff Christmas Ale... And... An eighth, no a quarter... Duff Amber Fire-brewed Barley Export, which is only sold... In Canada!
Waylon Smithers: I'm afraid he's right, sir.
Mr. Burns: Blast his taste buds! I mean it, Smithers. I want you to find someone to blast his tastebuds!

Marge: Three hundred dollars is a lot of money, homey. We can still carpet the basement.
Homer: It's not the money, Marge. It's that I failed... Again! And at something as simple as running a billion dollar beer empire.
Lisa: It wasn't a total loss, dad. I learned that mindless automatons will not make human laborers obsolete.
Bart: Yeah, and I got to experience the life of a ne'er-do-well playboy sponging off the family fortune.
Marge: And I got to see that I love my husband, no matter where he works... Or doesn't. Maybe Mr. Burns will give you your old job back.
Homer: No way. He must think I'm the biggest dope in the world.