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|image = [[File:Murderhorn.png]]<br><small>Homer at the second last peak</small> | |image = [[File:Murderhorn.png]]<br><small>Homer at the second last peak</small> | ||
|Town = [[Springfield]] | |Town = [[Springfield]] | ||
| − | |use = | + | |use = Climbing |
|first appearance = [[King of the Hill]] | |first appearance = [[King of the Hill]] | ||
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'''The Murderhorn''' is the highest mountain in [[Springfield]] that [[Homer]] climbed to promote the [[Powersauce]] bar | '''The Murderhorn''' is the highest mountain in [[Springfield]] that [[Homer]] climbed to promote the [[Powersauce]] bar | ||
==Geographical formation== | ==Geographical formation== | ||
| − | According to [[Bart]], The Murderhorn is 20,000 feet (6144m) high. There are two smaller Mountains next to it meaning that there is/was possibly underground volcanic activity pushing the Mountains up. | + | According to [[Bart]], The Murderhorn is 20,000 feet (6144m) high. There are two smaller Mountains next to it meaning that there is/was possibly underground volcanic activity pushing the Mountains up. |
==Climbs== | ==Climbs== | ||
===Failed=== | ===Failed=== | ||
Revision as of 16:31, March 13, 2010
The Murderhorn
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The Murderhorn is the highest mountain in Springfield that Homer climbed to promote the Powersauce bar
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Geographical formation
According to Bart, The Murderhorn is 20,000 feet (6144m) high. There are two smaller Mountains next to it meaning that there is/was possibly underground volcanic activity pushing the Mountains up.
Climbs
Failed
- Grampa - Apparently fell of the top of the Mountain.
- C.W. McAllister - Grampa tried to eat him after he ran out of food. Froze to death.
- Two Sherpas who were guiding Homer to the top (got fired).
Accomplished
- Homer Simpson - destroyed the last peak making the second last peak the top.
Behind the scenes
The Murderhorn is a possible parody of The Matterhorn. A Mountain on the Pennine Alps Between Switzerland and Italy.
