YES. Also the scene where Mr. Burns breaks into their house while wannado is playing.






Hello. My name is Jack. Madjack. The 3rd. Esquire. This is my first visit to this subforum. How are you doing today? Nice weather we are having isn't it? Did you notice the flying spaghetti monster down the street? Because someone should really deal with that. Apparently the professor claimed it came from some sort of flightless linguini and it's pissed off.

Hey, he's a house guest. I don't roll up into your crib and tell you how to deal with your family.

M:EM: rude and aggressively hostile to outsiders.

Also I am so tempted to edit that gif with a huge matinee as per Demento's joke but honestly I wasted too much time creating it in the first place (and... I... honestly don't remember what I created it for? It was months ago o_o).

And besides, the assertion that I've been made a GobO is ridiculous. I have no idea who this creep is. What a mess that guy is! >:C

It's as ridiculous as claiming that GobO Ravenclaw WASN'T RavenoftheBlack!

Or as ridiculous as suggesting that Dale Cooper is one of our number when he's clearly an agent sent to investigate the strange happenings in Twin Peaks!

When projectile pasta and flying meatballs are destroying cars, it becomes everyone's problem.

GobOs don't exist, please go about your daily lives without fear.

*runs away while making a copy of Foothill Guide*

(that's right, I pulled it off, despite it's power)

"Attention, this is an emergency broadcast. All is well in the school. My authority as principal is total..."

This is one of those few cases where I remember the line and the scene but not the context.

Chalk it up to Bart Simpson's escapades.

It's from one of my favorite episodes, The PTA Disbands. Edna and Skinner were arguing over the intercom, and Skinner got it first. Then Edna grabbed it away and announced the teacher's strike.

Wanna know why I'm whittling?

That's a paddlin'

You forgot the picture.



Not really.

Linking that picture?

That's a paddlin'

Ergh... there's a video game that I never played from a long time ago that I always was fascinated with, but I can't remember what it is.
It was in an ancient copy of a gaming magazine from back in the days when those were things, and it was one of my favorite issues, at least partly because of that feature, but now I'm left completely baffled as to what the game actually WAS.

I... think it was for the Sega CD, but it might have been for the SNES, but I'm left without any real way to search through them all to find the right one.

Hmm. Do you have anything to go on? Even a vague recollection might help.

I seem to remember an island sinking in one of the cutscene clips and something to do with a large gold bracer with a big jewel on it.
I want to say it was a JRPG.

That's... everything I got. The sad thing is I probably still have the magazine, but I'd not even know where to begin to look for it. And I'd end up feeling HORRIBLE trawling through those memories.

Hmm. Sorry, doesn't ring a bell.

That's horrible vague, sorry man. Now I wanna know...

~SE++

That was way before I got into gaming (i.e. before I hit like... high school) so I got nothing. Sorry.

I never had that system, but it seems like this guide might possibly be helpful?

http://www.racketboy.com/retro/sega/segacd/the-sega-cd-mega-cd-rpg-library

Apparently Sega CD is famous for its JRPGs?

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