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Merry Christmas!
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♪ The Simpsons 25x08 ♪
White Christmas Blues
Original Air Date on December 15, 2013
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== sync, corrected by elderman ==
@elder_man
Resync for WEB-DL by Norther
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Merry Christmas, movie house!
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Merry Christmas, Mr. Mouse!
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Hey-hey. Due to
modern sensitivity,
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we've been asked to block
any violent images
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that appear in this
children's cartoon.
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Oh, my God!
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I never watched
one of these sober!
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I gotta get this bloodbath
off my kids' show!
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Damn it!
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Aw, geez, when did
everything turn to crap?
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Bart, don't use
language like that.
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Man, things sure
have turned to crap.
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Homer, you have to take the
Halloween decorations down
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before you put the
Christmas ones up.
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Marge, to that I
say, boo, humbug.
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There's a new Grinch
this holiday season,
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and its name
is "global warming."
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Meteorologists warn there'll be
no snow this Christmas
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anywhere in America,
not even in Alaska,
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where the Eskimos now have
a hundred words for "nothing."
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Global warming. Huh.
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By pure coincidence, every
scientist was right.
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But it's not all doom and gloom.
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Illegal poachers are
having a field day.
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♪ 80 degrees, water
won't freeze ♪
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♪ God help us, please,
no one's on skis ♪
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♪ Happy, happy, happy,
happy hunting ♪
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♪ Happy, happy, happy,
happy hunting. ♪
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Sorry, kids, I guess the hats and mittens
will have to wait until next year.
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- Oh!
- Oh!
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Hmm?
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Snow?
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Snow!
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Oh, you know what
this means, kids?
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I don't have to pick
up the dog poops!
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Uh, so you see, the "snow"
is a microclimate aberration
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caused by radioactive steam
from the nuclear plant
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and, of course, tire
fire particulate.
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So, we're the only place
in America with snow,
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if you can call it that.
I guess you can.
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Don't you idiots see
what this means?!
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Idiots? Why do we
reelect this guy?
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'Cause his opponent has
a long Slavic name.
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Who want bumper sticker?
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People, Springfield is now the only town
in America that has snow this Christmas.
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So tourists are going
to want to come here.
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- Stay in our hotels!
- Slurp our spaghetti.
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Die in our hospitals.
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I say we welcome our winter
tourists with open arms,
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then gouge the hell out of 'em!
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Who? Who will gouge with me?
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I, too, will gouge!
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Duff Beer is proud to make a
corporate commitment to gouging!
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Here come the tourists.
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Man your ATMs. Yar.
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Why would a robot need mittens?
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Why would a little
boy need an aspirin?
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I don't know.
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The one thing Bongo
Comics are good for.
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- Are you okay, Chief?
- I'll be fine, I'll be fine.
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God, I bent down to pick up a piece
of candy and rolled down a hill.
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You always think it's the other guy
that'll turn into a giant snowball.
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Never you.
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- Have you seen Lou?
- There's snow in my lungs!
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Lot of attitude in that hand, Lou.
Lot of attitude.
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Look at all these
out-of-state license plates.
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"First in Freeways,"
"The 'Yuh-Huh' State,"
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"Jewel of the Fracking Belt"?
"Still a British Colony at Heart,"
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"Land of Many Water Snakes"?
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Valet parking, five dollars.
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Oh...
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People, I'm completely
out of milk!
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I do have several DVDs
of the movie Milk,
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an inspiring return to form
for director Gus Van Sant.
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Uh, do you have Life of Pi?
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No, but I have some home movies
of me on a canoe with a big dog.
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People who have never seen
a movie say it is a good movie.
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Mmm?
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We can't afford Christmas.
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And when you can't afford Christmas,
you've failed as a family.
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That's what all the
big stores say.
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Excuse me, ma'am. I'm
so sorry to bother you,
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but my kids are exhausted
and the town is sold out.
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Is there any chance you'd
have a spare room for us?
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Well, there's a rec room
off the kitchen,
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but sometimes it's there
and sometimes it isn't.
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Our house is very odd that way.
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Please? Please, ma'am?
We'd pay you $300 a night.
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Well, you seem like a
nice, pushy stranger.
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Ma'am, because we talk this way,
people always think that we're, um...
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- Uh, what is that word, honey?
- Passive-aggressive.
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Right, right, but we're not.
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Please, please take our
money and everybody wins.
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Hmm? Oh, good. Marge
remarried after I died.
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Wait a minute. I'm not dead.
What's going on?!
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These are our new boarders.
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Uh-uh. No way. I'm not sharing
my bed with anybody except you.
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And maybe that guy.
Lincoln-style. But that's it.
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This is a great thing.
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We're helping people
celebrate Christmas,
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and we'll be able
to afford Christmas.
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Oh, I don't know. It won't
seem like Christmas
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without opening up a giant
credit card bill in January.
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Take a look at this.
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What the...?
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"The Simpson Bed and Breakfast"?
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I always wanted to stay
in a place like this.
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But Christmas is a special time.
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And I like to spend it in the warm
embrace of watching football.
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Homer Simpson, ask
yourself, W.W.B.J.D.?
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- Huh?
- What would Baby Jesus do?
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♪ My baby she told me she
don't want to hold me ♪
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♪ And kiss my lips anymore
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♪ She's gonna leave me
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♪ And she don't believe me
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♪ That I'll be true now
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♪ Well, maybe
she don't love me ♪
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♪ And is not thinkin' of me
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♪ But why'd she do it
this time of year? ♪
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♪ Doo-doo doo-doo-doo-doo ♪
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♪ She knows that I'll miss her
and I'll want to kiss her ♪
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♪ If just for Christmas
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♪ Merry Christmas...
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Well, this crazy scheme is
the kind of impulsive behavior
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I want to encourage in you.
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Mmm...
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I'm in! 100%!
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Oh, thank you.
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Now, Homie, table three
needs more bread.
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I'm on a break.
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Welcome to our day care center.
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All girls, please move
to cootie quarantine.
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We've got a two-month-old.
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Are you sure
you can handle her?
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Just don't lose
this claim ticket.
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That church doesn't
look very inspiring.
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What a bland marquee.
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It doesn't look very inviting.
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This whole crowd's gonna
be at my sermon today.
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Darling, did St. Paul
worry about the crowds?
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Oh, he wrote letters.
Any fool can write letters.
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Lord, I'm just
a small-town minister.
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We don't have Mormon money.
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But if you could see your way to guiding
my fingers as I type this sermon...
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Oh, yeah.
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Oh, this is black-church good.
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My friends...
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When he starts with "my
friends," it's always bad.
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Friends, every year, I tell you this
holiday is about the birth of our Lord,
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not singing Santas
and full stockings.
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You're losing us!
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Christmas is not about what happened
in a manger some 2,000 years ago.
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It is about what you
do for others now.
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Oh!
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Get my the church bulletin.
Lovejoy's on fire.
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Christmas is the Holy Spirit.
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Ooh, I didn't know there
were doves in there.
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Give with your hearts!
Give with your acts!
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And you will know the true
meaning of Christmas.
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Wow, what a showman.
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I haven't felt this inspired since
the blueberries at breakfast.
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Daddy, permission
for a religious fit?
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A brief one.
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I said a fit, not a fervor.
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That sermon really inspired me.
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This whole Christmas
has been about money.
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- Oh, are you with the Salvation Army?
- What makes you think that?
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Bless you.
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But I'm gonna give gifts that aren't
expensive and come from the heart.
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I don't know.
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Christmas didn't get to be the number
one holiday by being about love.
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Um, when a woman talks,
she just wants to be heard.
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Where's the end?
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Hey, Marge, we're running
out of chestnuts over here.
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- Well, they don't grow on trees.
- Uh, yeah, they do.
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Oh.
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What about our romantic
carriage ride through the snow?
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Setting it up.
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I don't think you're giving them
what they were promised, Dad.
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The secret is: Don't
read the comment cards.
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Where do the people sit?
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I thought they were
just gonna watch me.
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Excuse me. This
eggnog is terrible.
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All eggnog is terrible.
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Those stockings are not hung
by the chimney with care.
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Why did I do this for money?
Why did I do this for money?
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And the Christmas special on your
television is one of the worst.
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We now return to King Winter
Feasts On His Children.
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By the time Princess Summer
comes to save you,
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you'll all be blood in my beard.
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Ho, ho, ho, ho.
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Your own father's beard.
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How long to see Santa?
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How would I know?
I'm an accountant.
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I imagine for small
business, huh?
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God, I hate Christmas.
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Huh?
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Mr. Flanders,
where's your store?
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Well, I'm down to a kiosk,
thanks to that place.
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Actually, half a kiosk.
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Sharing it with Nasreen here.
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No cream is finer than
mall kiosk cream.
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- J.Lo use it.
- No, thanks.
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It is no wonder
you are not married.
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Flip me back.
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If I have to give presents, I'll
give presents with a purpose.
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One for Maggie. Check.
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All that's left is Bart.
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No. No. No.
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No, no, no...
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Ah, perfect.
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♪ All from Satan's power
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♪ As we were gone astray
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♪ Oh, tidings
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♪ Of comfort and joy
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♪ In Bethlehem, in Israel this
blessed babe was born... ♪
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Enough. Stop.
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Christmas carols
only have one verse.
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Well, they may have more,
but the second verse
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is where they get
all weird and religiousy.
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Uh, more wassail, please.
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And don't skimp on
the aromatic bitters.
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For your information, Gloria, my wassail
is just Gatorade I put in the microwave.
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I drank that under
the mistletoe.
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It's not mistletoe, just
cherries and lettuce.
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Oh!
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I thought when I ate it,
it wasn't poisonous.
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I've opened up my house to you
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and all you do is fill this joyous
season with petty complaints.
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Ho, ho, ho.
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Not now. Take out that pillow
and put it in room three.
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The pillow acted as a girdle.
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Any more questions?
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Uh, yes, will the
pudding be figgy?
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- The pudding will be Jell-O.
- Quite so.
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I'm going to sulk in my room.
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The only thing good about
this place is the piano player.
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An Angelica Button wizard robe.
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With wand pocket.
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And wand.
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Professor Digglesby's wand.
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Now I have every wizarding stick
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from the Spells and Potions
Department of Wagglepoofs Academy.
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Don't make me learn about it.
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I know this Christmas has been a
little rocky, even for the Simpsons,
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but I think these gifts
born of thought and love
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will restore the balance
of prajna and samsara.
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I mean holly and jolly.
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Now, Dad, I'd like to
give you your present.
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- You got me weed?
- Even better.
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They're bags of seeds.
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So that you can plant a
garden and watch it grow.
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That's great, sweetie.
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After all that time and
hard work, I'll have...
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radishes?!
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It's the most hated part of salad, which
is the most hated part of dinner.
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Radishes, nothing but radishes.
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Dad, stop.
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What? I'm saving them
from the struggle of life.
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Well, at least you're
eating vegetables.
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Vegetables?!
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Okay, Bart, open your present.
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It's the one I'm
most excited about.
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Plastic bubbling vomit,
plastic bubbling vomit.
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What? Lis,
you're smart.
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Why would you give me a book?
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- 'Cause it's easy to wrap?
- Nothing is easy to wrap.
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I have trouble with scissors.
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Marge, the brochure promised
us a happy Christmas.
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My uncle died in your bed.
Merry Christmas.
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What?
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N.C. Wyeth.
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These are book illustrations.
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Stop it! Stop it!
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Why in the world would
you burn a book?
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Actually, the idea to do
this came from a book.
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Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury?
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What? No, I got it from this.
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See?
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How could you burn the
present I gave you?
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Because it's my present.
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Did you give it to me because
you thought I'd like it
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or because you wanted to
feel better about yourself?
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Children, perhaps it's time that I
explain the true meaning of Christmas.
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- Shut up, Flanders.
- Okily-dokily.
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Now, did you check the room to make
sure you haven't left anything?
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- All set. - Need directions
or a bottle of water?
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No, thanks. We're fine.
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Thank you, sir.
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Oh, right, we're
still doing that.
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Come on. I'll drive
you to the airport.
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Where are my keys?
Oh, right in here.
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Bart, you were right.
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If you smell your farts
in a dream, you die?
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No, about Christmas.
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So I went out this morning
and I got you this.
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It's a tablet with books on it,
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but also apps, like
Worms With Friends.
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Wow. But how'd you afford it?
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I sold the gift you gave me.
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- Get the twist?
- Obviously.
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You're saying it's from Maggie,
but actually it's from you.
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Thanks, Lis.
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Now, why don't you donate that to
whatever hopeless cause you want.
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Thanks, Bart. This will make a
lot of arctic loons very happy.
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Uh, listen, I just wanted to
say I'm sorry I overreacted.
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Thank you all for coming.
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Yeah, well, we have something
to say to you, Marge.
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♪ We wish you a
merry Christmas ♪
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♪ We wish you a
merry Christmas ♪
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♪ We wish you a
merry Christmas ♪
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♪ And a happy New Year.
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♪ Good tidings we bring...
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No second verses.
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They creep me out.
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Okay, we'll sing
a different one.
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♪ Good King Wenceslas
looked out ♪
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♪ On the feast of Stephen...
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Oh, that one creeps me out
from the beginning.
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♪ When the snow
lay round about ♪
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♪ Deep and crisp and even
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Oh, the happy sound
of a blender.
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== sync, corrected by elderman ==
@elder_man
Resync for WEB-DL by Norther
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Shh!