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| − | '''''The Absent-Minded Protester''''' is a comic story featured in {{SC|37}}. The comic later got reprinted in ''[[Simpsons Comics Unchained]]'' and | + | '''''The Absent-Minded Protester''''' is a comic story featured in {{SC|37}}. The comic later got reprinted in ''[[Simpsons Comics Unchained]]'' and {{SCl|19}}. |
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Putting together a dark disguise, he goes by the title "El Grampo", and begins his graffiti spree. His name ends up on Springfield News, where [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] points out how big an amateur El Grampo is. | Putting together a dark disguise, he goes by the title "El Grampo", and begins his graffiti spree. His name ends up on Springfield News, where [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] points out how big an amateur El Grampo is. | ||
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The Absent-Minded Protester
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Comic Information
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The Absent-Minded Protester is a comic story featured in Simpsons Comics #37. The comic later got reprinted in Simpsons Comics Unchained and Simpsons Classics #19.
Plot
In order to get attention, Grampa starts graffiting Springfield under the name El Grampo.
Synopsis
During a Veteran's Day party at the Springfield Retirement Castle, Grampa Simpson tells the tale of his days during the war, which end with the family losing interest in his story. Upset about being ignored, he goes to the Kwik-E-Mart to pick up some "Westphal's Auxiliator. When he finds that it is not in stock, he protests that he's written letters to the company that produces it, only to find that with the internet, no one writes letters anymore. Depressed, he walks outside to ponder how he'll get his message out. At that moment, he gets spray-tagged by Jimbo, giving him an idea.
Putting together a dark disguise, he goes by the title "El Grampo", and begins his graffiti spree. His name ends up on Springfield News, where Bart points out how big an amateur El Grampo is.
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