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When [[Bart Simpson]] had books to study for "The Literature of Hell" section of his report card, ''Tender Are My Whipped Buttocks'' was among them. | When [[Bart Simpson]] had books to study for "The Literature of Hell" section of his report card, ''Tender Are My Whipped Buttocks'' was among them. | ||
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Tender Are My Whipped Buttocks
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Book Information
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Tender Are My Whipped Buttocks is a book by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Students at Hellroads in Hell use it for studying purposes.
History
When Bart Simpson had books to study for "The Literature of Hell" section of his report card, Tender Are My Whipped Buttocks was among them.
Behind the Laughter
The book's title is a reference to Fitzgerald's 1934 autobiographical novel Tender Is the Night.
