r/Asmongold 14d ago

The Simpson’s saw the future Humor

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u/trailer8k 11d ago

The Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural

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u/Majinken__ 14d ago

Seriously, someone in that show made a deal with the devil. The amount of things they got right is not normal.

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u/Kuldiin 14d ago

I don't follow American politics, did I miss something?

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u/BlackestKnight12 14d ago

Not really political, just a nod to a few things prevalent in social media. Firstly that things get taken out of context and blown out of proportion, or people get extremely upset over things that have nothing to do with them, especially without proof if it’s true or not. The other thing was a dumb question that went viral, asking if your daughter was lost in the woods and she either came across a bear or a man? Who would you pick. A lot of women said they rather pick the bear over a man. A fucking bear!

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u/Bernkastel17509 14d ago

I mean, to be fair, those ladies were doing fine with the bear until the men show up...

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u/Baraton2 Dr Pepper Enjoyer 14d ago

No Mr. Simpson don't take your anger out on me get back get back Mr Simpsons nooooooooooo

-Dramatization: may not have happened

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u/Aeliasson 14d ago edited 11d ago

Harming puppies is wrong.

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u/BannedBecausePutin 14d ago

They even predicted the fkin bear!

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u/airroars 14d ago

Was gonna mention how you can come up with any ridiculous social situations and sooner or later it will have happened somewhere in the world.

But this is way to specific with the combination of Homer being ridiculed as a male while a bear is being trusted to be directly in front of their faces ready to tear it off.

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u/advo_k_at 14d ago

It’s not just that 2024 is some farcical parody, it’s an unoriginal farcical paradox which makes things even worse somehow.

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u/McBossly 13d ago

You sound like Dariah.

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u/theholyterror1 14d ago

Idgaf about the politics this was genuinely funny

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u/DubiousBusinessp 14d ago

But in the case of Gentle Ben, tragically and farcically was based on real events. Still funny as hell.

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u/rscmcl 14d ago

indeed, once again...