Especially since they apparently "had a hell of a time" selecting that brick as a replacement. Better luck next time, inanimate carbon rod.

He gave her a good home.

He gave her a good home.

The way he got a whole paragraph out of the poison donut exchange is almost impressive.

The way he got a whole paragraph out of the poison donut exchange is almost impressive.

Was it this one or the clip show when Lenny and Carl bring him a signed card from work that's a "DO NOT REMOVE" panel?

Was it this one or the clip show when Lenny and Carl bring him a signed card from work that's a "DO NOT REMOVE" panel?

The harshness of Abe laughing about Homer's possible death is delicious. Payback for the years of neglect I guess.

The harshness of Abe laughing about Homer's possible death is delicious. Payback for the years of neglect I guess.

I hope he pulls through.
Not me, heh heh heh.

I hope he pulls through.
Not me, heh heh heh.

I love how Homer looks with his cheeks pinched.

I love how Homer looks with his cheeks pinched.

Is it just me, or is it extremely cynical to think of two young children talking to their father before open heart surgery as an emotional circle jerk? It's not like they're expressing emotion for the sake of expressing emotion or being selfish, so I really don't see what Rabin's going for there.

Is it just me, or is it extremely cynical to think of two young children talking to their father before open heart surgery as an emotional circle jerk? It's not like they're expressing emotion for the sake of expressing emotion or being selfish, so I really don't see what Rabin's going for there.

Just like in the movies!

Just like in the movies!

Hey, look: I can fit my entire fist in it!

Hey, look: I can fit my entire fist in it!

Yeah I always figured it was just a funny thing to throw in there, I could just never work if there was any internal logic to it or not. I withdraw my question *unwraps candy bar*