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| − | [[File:Dorit-Jakob.jpg|thumb|left|220px|[[Dorit]] and Jakob.]]'''Jakob''' is an Israeli tour guide in charge of the Simpson family's tour to [[Israel]]. He is assisted by his niece [[Dorit]]. | + | [[File:Dorit-Jakob.jpg|thumb|left|220px|[[Dorit]] and Jakob.]] |
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| + | '''Jakob''' is an Israeli tour guide in charge of the Simpson family's tour to [[Israel]]. He is assisted by his niece [[Dorit]]. | ||
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Jakob is known for his stereotypically Israeli demeanor, most commonly saying, "Yalla, b'seder, you can shut up now!" and doing a lot of talking with his hands. He also repeatedly says "Shut your face" to the tour group, evidently either ignorant or uncaring that many English speakers are likely to find it offensive. | Jakob is known for his stereotypically Israeli demeanor, most commonly saying, "Yalla, b'seder, you can shut up now!" and doing a lot of talking with his hands. He also repeatedly says "Shut your face" to the tour group, evidently either ignorant or uncaring that many English speakers are likely to find it offensive. | ||
Revision as of 13:46, October 13, 2012
- This article is about Jakob. For Jacob in the bible, see Jacob (Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes).
Jakob
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Character Information
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File:Dorit-Jakob.jpg
Dorit and Jakob.
Jakob is an Israeli tour guide in charge of the Simpson family's tour to Israel. He is assisted by his niece Dorit.
History
Jakob is known for his stereotypically Israeli demeanor, most commonly saying, "Yalla, b'seder, you can shut up now!" and doing a lot of talking with his hands. He also repeatedly says "Shut your face" to the tour group, evidently either ignorant or uncaring that many English speakers are likely to find it offensive.
Appearances
