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Non-Giving-Up School Guy
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RIP, guy who I always confused with Richie Valens.

EXCELSIOR!

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Math jokes and Simpsons jokes together?

"That dad from Drabble is like an unfunny version of me." — Homer Simpson

It's not about judging those who are born into wealth, or punishing them for the sake of punishing them.

"TV. Teacher. Mother. Secret lover."

I, too, find the "-ockman" thing really funny.

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No talking.

I love how Skinner just unhesitatingly explains what the word "if" means. It doesn't even faze him.

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"Moon pie. What a time to be alive!"

That is a really frigging funny line. And it's similar, in a way, to the "Gabbo" episode, when Homer says "He'll tell us what to do!"

I just love how freaking *angry* Homer is when he says that. You can especially hear it in the last two words.

WAAUGH!!

That might actually be the closest real-life counterpart to the "magic xylophone" comment.

PLENTY CLAM!

It's quite similar to "Stan! Stan! He's our boy! If he can't do it, no one will!"

One reason I love that line is that it plays with the way that characters in fictional entertainment will sometimes narrate their own predicaments a bit too cleverly and articulately.