Difference between revisions of "Cleveland"
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While [[Homer]] was traveling with the [[Hullabalooza]] music festival as part of the freak show, the tour bus came to a fork in the road with roads signs for Cleveland to the left and another for [[Cincinnati]] to right except the tour bus turned around going back the way it came.<ref>"[[Homerpalooza]]"</ref> | While [[Homer]] was traveling with the [[Hullabalooza]] music festival as part of the freak show, the tour bus came to a fork in the road with roads signs for Cleveland to the left and another for [[Cincinnati]] to right except the tour bus turned around going back the way it came.<ref>"[[Homerpalooza]]"</ref> | ||
| − | Despite not being an independent country, Cleveland has its own delegate on the [[International Olympic Committee]] who obviously | + | Despite not being an independent country, Cleveland has its own delegate on the [[International Olympic Committee]] who obviously suggested Cleveland as the next host city.<ref>"[[The Old Man and the "C" Student]]"</ref> |
| − | Among the lost tribe of abandoned reality TV contestants | + | Among the lost tribe of abandoned reality TV contestants was a paralegal from Cleveland.<ref>"[[Helter Shelter]]"</ref> |
| − | [[Gary Chalmers|Superintedent Chalmers]] | + | [[Gary Chalmers|Superintedent Chalmers]] opened his keynote at [[Edu-Con]] saying he was honored to be in Cleveland which a couple of hecklers in the audience corrected him that they were in [[Cincinnati]].<ref>"[[The Road to Cincinnati]]"</ref> |
[[Grampa Simpson]] asked the documentary crew from [[ESBN]] if they knew he once toke a train halfway across Cleveland and although it seemed as if the footage had froze, it was actually just that Grampa had stopped moving.<ref>"[[22 for 30]]"</ref> | [[Grampa Simpson]] asked the documentary crew from [[ESBN]] if they knew he once toke a train halfway across Cleveland and although it seemed as if the footage had froze, it was actually just that Grampa had stopped moving.<ref>"[[22 for 30]]"</ref> | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
| − | *{{Wikipedialink|Cleveland, Ohio}} | + | *{{Wikipedialink|Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland}} |
{{Towns and cities|USA=yes}} | {{Towns and cities|USA=yes}} | ||
[[Category:Mentioned locations]] | [[Category:Mentioned locations]] | ||
Revision as of 10:35, March 22, 2025
- For the former President of the United States, see Grover Cleveland.
Cleveland
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Town/City Information
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Cleveland is a city in Ohio. It is the home of Cleveland Browns.
History
When the Germans wanted to buy the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant they found out it cost 100 million dollars. That made them count their money and they found out they had still enough left to buy the Cleveland Browns.[1]
While Homer was traveling with the Hullabalooza music festival as part of the freak show, the tour bus came to a fork in the road with roads signs for Cleveland to the left and another for Cincinnati to right except the tour bus turned around going back the way it came.[2]
Despite not being an independent country, Cleveland has its own delegate on the International Olympic Committee who obviously suggested Cleveland as the next host city.[3]
Among the lost tribe of abandoned reality TV contestants was a paralegal from Cleveland.[4]
Superintedent Chalmers opened his keynote at Edu-Con saying he was honored to be in Cleveland which a couple of hecklers in the audience corrected him that they were in Cincinnati.[5]
Grampa Simpson asked the documentary crew from ESBN if they knew he once toke a train halfway across Cleveland and although it seemed as if the footage had froze, it was actually just that Grampa had stopped moving.[6]
Appearances
Episode – "Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk" (mentioned)- Episode – "Dog of Death" (mentioned)
- Episode – "Homerpalooza" (road sign)
- Episode – "The Old Man and the "C" Student" (mentioned)
- Episode – "Helter Shelter" (mentioned)
- Episode – "22 for 30" (mentioned)
- Episode – "The Road to Cincinnati" (mentioned)
References
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