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Big Fat Trouble in Little Springfield
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Comic Information
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Big Fat Trouble in Little Springfield is a Bart Simpson Comics story that appears in Bart Simpson #1. The comic has been reprinted in Big Book of Bart Simpson.
Synopsis
Bart dreams that he will be overweight after Lisa complained when Bart teased Üter for his weight.
Plot
Bart and Milhouse are getting chased by Nelson, Jimbo, Kearney and Dolph who are trying to wedgie them. Bart then throws a chocolate bar in front of Üter, who bends down and rips his pants while getting it. Üter walks off crying while Nelson high fives Bart for what he did.
At home, Homer congratulates Bart for what he did at dinner. After Bart eats all the dinner, the rest of the family go to The Singing Sirloin while Bart goes to bed early. He then has a nightmare that he became extremely fat and got bullied because of his weight. He was also extremely hungry and went to Krusty Burger where news teams were watching him. He bent down to get a fry off the ground and ripped his pants in the process.
Bart then wakes up, finding it was all a dream. He then goes to school where Nelson hands Bart a chocolate bar and tells him to make Üter bend down to get it again. Instead, Bart gives it to him and him and Milhouse get wedgied.
