Wow this is deep, deep in the Disqus archives, but according to Reposted Lt. Broccoli Comments:

And after fact-checking, you are a winner, The Pensive Lenny.

Yeah I really need to find that Disqussion where one gentleperson narrowed it down to three states from the one broken-down World's Fair episode. I'll get the search term down sometime this week, hopefully.

True, but perhaps you're taking a generous literal interpretation of that touchstone (and there you have me at the advantage, sir—I do not know that reference).

I seriously doubt that your second sentence can be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.

I've always loved this episode, but it might add a piece to the puzzle regarding which state the Simpsons live in.

Another language. It's American English, and dumbkopf is all over the Urban Dictionary and other sites. Try googling before you get on your high horse.

Hardly, especially since I didn't lead with it, I led with your poor command of the language.
Further, I'm not in a competition on Disqus, particularly with a semi-literate troll.
Get over yourself and quickly, dumbkopf, or just go join the other idiots running for the Republican nomination.

Don't like American English? Don't reply to it.

still idiot to all, king to none… just how much blow did you do in your "secret" places?

Part of the problem.

An hour to distill a artist's catalog is a methodological problem.

Yeah Adam Goldberg is the weak link, though the continual food jokes are fairly lame.

Seriously stupid media career move.

It was released on "vinyl"—contemporaneously, that means wax upgraded to today's standards, which is Wax+ — and Cenac bet on its success as an LP and lost.

ouch second-worst use of the pun thus far in 2015

Alles Gut
and kindly excuse me for not plucking out the HTML to get the freakin' diacritics straight.

just checking

Indeed and Thank You.

I'm sincere in my feeling that it's preferable that you announce sarcasm, preferably through some awesome HTMLing like Dikachu does. I did not bother to read your post beyond the first sentence.
There are too many perspectives to assume that the reader will pick up on the nuance. I'm just beginning to get through…